Inflight Club

 If you happen to be looking at this blog while on a United flight (and it's still May), check the pocket of the seat in front of you. No, that's the barf bag, the other one. Yeah, there you go, Hemispheres Magazine. My illustration is gracing the pages inside, in the Tech section:

As I'm sure you gathered from the image above, if your eyes are good enough to read the print, the article laments the probable downfall of the Blu-ray video format. Very sad for us movie buffs, as it is far superior in quality to DVDs and streamed movies. Combining the broken, discarded dics with the shape of a broken heart just felt right. The AD on this was the wonderful Christine Bower-Wright. Thanks again, Christine!

I want to suck your blog!

I  just got a copy of the current issue of Smith Alumnae Quarterly in the mail from Ronn Campisi, the AD. My illustration of the "modern-day vampire" is inside. The article it accompanies explains how, despite the history of these creatures dating back hundreds of years, they still manage to keep up on all the latest trends and technologies. They even tweet!

 

 This was a pretty fun piece to work on. Thank you, Ronn! Look at that- a whole post about vampires, and I didn't mention Robert Pattinson once... wait. Dammit!

What do you get when you cross a lawyer and the internet?

No, that's not a joke. The answer is a new course at Harvard Law School: iLaw! It explores policy, copyrights, security, censorship, and other matters of the law, and how they relate to our ever-changing technology and the web. Check it out here in the article I recently illustrated for the Harvard Law Bulletin.


Get it? The scale on the right is flipped upside down and doubles as a mouse! Mouse? Internet? Clever, huh? Thanks again, Ronn!