Beouija

17 May

Illustrating a critical review of Django Unchained for the latest Oxford American. Thanks to AD Tom Martin!

15 May

Mulberries - for [blank] by Double Dutch Press

9 May

luckypeach:

Eleanor Davis has the distinction (or something) of being the only Lucky Peach illustrator that’s gotten to decide which sketches should be turned into finals for the magazine.

After she sent in a bunch of equally exciting sketches to accompany poems by Bei Dao in issue 5, I narrowed down my a couple favorites and asked her to just go with the ones that she’d feel most excited about doing. This might speak to my incompetence, but MOST LIKELY it speaks to Eleanor’s talent + smartz.

Above, you can see some of the sketches she turned in, alongside the finals. You can see more of her work here, and AS NOTED IN THE PREVIOUS BLOG ABOUT HER WORK, you can buy some of the originals she made for us here. -Walter Green

Some of the sketches & finals for the Lucky Peach illos I did a while back! Those guys are such sweeties. Thank you as always to AD Walter Green!

D&D. So we just finished a campaign where we had to battle a giant snake goddess. While we were getting totally destroyed Michele drank a mystery potion, turned into a gas, floated into the snake goddess’s nose & down to her lungs, and then cast a low-level “summon mount” spell. What happened next is depicted here.

1 May

The Cartoon Art Museum: I See What You Say Artist Profile: Eleanor Davis

sfcartoonartmuseum:

This week, we’re sharing an interview with talented artist Eleanor Davis. To see more of Eleanor’s work vist her website or the Cartoon Art Museum to see up-close pieces in I See What You Say.

CAM: How do you narratives come to you? Do they start with a character, or a…

I did this lil’ interview with the awesome folks at CAM & then completely forgot about it!

30 Apr

NYT - “Shall We Gather at the River?” - for this heartbreaking article about the history of horrible accidents in garment factories. Thanks to ultra-nice AD Matt Dorfman.

21 Apr

NYT - “The New Classmate” - for this article about the first standardized tests. Thanks to AD Aviva Michaelov who always lets me go with my favorite & weirdest thumbnails!