“Solutionism has become a problem, in part, because both the public and the policymakers are so excited about having technology companies step in and solve problems that were previously handled by some public agency or, more likely, were not seen as problems at all. So as gadgets and connectivity become ubiquitous, it becomes possible to…
I don’t often do portraits in my work (at least not of real people). In those rare instances the challenge comes my way, I enjoy trying to capture the subject while still retaining my visual lexicon. Just recently, I was contacted by Chris Curry at The New Yorker to create a portrait of African American…
Here is a new painting I created for a financial article with the working title, “Old is New – With a Twist”. I thought it would be fun to show a character abandoning the common baseball cap in favour of a top hat. So much more stylish! The AD was the magnificent SooJin Buzelli (who…
I love working for Intelligent Life Magazine. It’s a beautifully designed publication packed with great articles and information. For a while now, I’ve been illustrating the Science Column for the magazine and am learning a lot about such topics as quasi crystals, infared earth sounds, Mars and hunting new planets (to name a few). Here’s…
I have been very fortunate to work with Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea in Milan for the past few years. This past February, I had a solo show of selected works and have participated in many European art fairs with the gallery. It’s a wonderful relationship that I value tremendously. Antonio also is the owner and…