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During my time at The Atlantic I art directed and created hundreds of illustrations for daily stories as well as special features. 

 

Nuclear War Shouldn’t Be Up to Any One Person The Identity Hoaxers What AI Can Teach Us About the Myth of Human Genius The Ukraine Crisis Briefly Put America’s Culture War in Perspective How Diverse Democracies Can Protect It's Citizens When Dictators Misuse History The Books Briefing: How to Be Happy The Reason Putin Would Risk War Dictators Aren’t Pretending Anymore IDEAS: The Cult of Virginity Just Won’t Let Go IDEAS: What ‘Taking the Pandemic Seriously’ Means Now The Left Has Good Answers on Ukraine Why Hollywood Can't Quit Guns America Created Its Own Booster Problems Breaking up with Trumpsim The Volunteer Movement Enraging China Mutual Aid Does Wealth Rob the Brain of Compassion? America’s Real ‘Wokeness’ Divide Human Rights Abuses in China We Are All Realists Now The Literary Politician Eavesdropping on the Taliban The Plywood Army Texas has a book-banning problem. IDEAS: Stop Death Shaming The New Literature of Burnout Slouching Towards Gilead. POLITICS: The Conservative Publishing Industry The Books Briefing: What the Best Travel Writing Can Do The Books Briefing: Why the Graphic-Novel Format Can Be Perfect for Memoirists BOOKS: There’s Nothing Like a Great Takedown A Good Man, at One Time IDEAS: Chasing the King of Kowloon Why America's Great Crime Decline Is Over Why Are We So Spiteful? In Defense of Fakeness. BOOKS: Eight Books in Which Ignorance Is the Point






Art direction and animated illustrations for SPAM: How the American Dream Got Canned. Produced by The Atlantic / WNYC Studios. Feature illustration by Matt Chase.





Branding, social media quote card, and image template designs for How to... podcast series.
How to Start Over illustrations by Bráulio Amado.
How to Build a Happy Life illustrations by Lucy Jones.








Commissions


THE AMERICA THAT KILLED GEORGE FLOYD. Illustration by Tejumola Butler Adenuga. How to Get Red-Pilled. Illustration by Shira Inbar. The Literary-Abuser Trope Is Everywhere. Illustration by Najeebah Al-Ghadban. The Thin Line Between Sickness and Health. Illustration by Ina Jang. The Redemption of a Bad Mother. Illustration by Claire Merchlinsky. History Is Never Only One Person’s Story. Illustration by Matt Chase. On Rape Narratives and the Surprising Value of Plot. Illustration by Vanessa Saba.


BEST OF 2021. (Books, Albums, Film, Podcasts, TV). Illustrations by Maria Chimishkyan.