Some animations for a commercial directed by McBess and Simon
Ink Reader
Victo Ngai
This illustration is for a very zen Thai fantasy by Thomas Olde Heuvelt on Tor.com AD is the always fabulous Irene Gallo.
You can read the story here: http://www.tor.com/stories/2013/04/the-ink-readers-of-doi-saket
Yesterday I had the honor to give a talk at Syracuse University. (Everyone was so nice, check out the photos, I got treated like a Rock Star/Jesus and am still blushing. Anyways…) After the talk, Professor John Thompson and I striked up a conversation about the first book cover I did for Irene and all the other web story arts we colleberated on. John is a great painter and has illustrated many book covers. He told me, from his experience, covers are tricky because there’s often a fight between illustrators/art directors and editors/marketing team. Art people are always the one who have to give in. John said he remember when Irene entered the scene and how she was assertive at giving the artists as much creative freedom as possible. Once again, I was reminded how lucky I am.
Nigerian fashion and publishing innovator, and former creator and editor of Pop’Africana, Oroma Elewa photographed by Elias Tahan
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Le Maroc que j’aime, par Marcel Blistene ; photographie par Louis-Yves Loirat ; preface par Jean Orieux. Editions Sun, Paris, 1977.
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Miners with knee pads in West Virginia, March 1938.Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic
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@daricojackson @dgbyjd @roarkyd …. amazing #Photoshoot #Fashion #Story #GirlPower #India

Steve McQueen photographed by John Hamilton, 1966.
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Doing some book covers of my favorite books! Here’s Goethe’s Faust (part 2)!