Spot Illustrations

A mix of client work and me having fun.

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It's Ok to Be Mad, it's Not Ok to Hurt People

Folk Tales

As I dive into the world of children’s book illustration, my first stop is the land of folk tales.

Simon Walking on a Path through a Dense Forest

Simon Hiding from the Scary Witch Brewing a potion in a Cauldron

Simon in an Enchanted Garden with Giant Flowers

Simon Peering through the Gates at the Castle in the Distance

Vasalisa Escaping Baba Yaga By Throwing Down Her Scarf that Turned into a River

Surface Patterns

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Exodus at Midnight

A True Story of Hope, Courage, and Family

My father-in-law immigrated to the United States during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 when he was 6 years old. He penned his story and I had the privilege of illustrating some of the passages.

I made most of the illustrations in a sketchy, black and white style in order to emphasize the cold, serious, and frightening feeling of the courageous escape, only transitioning to color when he (spoiler alert) makes it safely out of Hungary.

Available on Amazon.

Open book featuring a logical fallacy called 'ad hominem,' with a cartoon illustration of two people arguing from podiums and a quote about opponents being ugly.

A Pocket Guide to

Logical Fallacies

I figured we could all use a primer or easy reference to sniff out some of the worst logical fallacies people try to pull when arguing their point. I hope this collection of 20 is a good start.

Characters

I created some designs for a card game including 52 fantasy characters, as well as fruit and vegetable based characters for the kombucha brand HealthAde.