Jose Cuervo Tradicional

Here are some images for Jose Cuervo Tradicional, commissioned by Dieste. The concept of this piece is about commemorating Cinco de Mayo and the client was looking for an image that pays homage to tequila, the beverage that reigns victorious every year on May 5th. The ad features an equestrian conquistadora, triumphantly raising her flag alongside tequila's hero, the agave plant. I think these ads have been released to the public, but it's so unfortunate that I wouldn't get to see them in person since I currently live in Japan... (please share photos if you find them in your area!) Many thanks to Kaitlyn, Ricardo, and Gabriel for such a fun and exciting project to work on! :) Thank you for reading!

Wharton Magazine

Here is a full page illustration done for the spring issue of Wharton Magazine. The article was about how to build a successful, sustainable privately held enterprise, and why it will hold advantages over its publicly held counterparts. The schedule was pretty tight on this assignment but it was such an accomplished feeling when I was able to finish the piece on time! It was great pleasure working with you Emily! Thank you for reading!

Aon's One Magazine

I have recently done a spread and spot illustration for the latest issue of Aon's One Magazine. The article was about managing employees from different generations. The AD had an idea of using men's shoes as a metaphor to illustrate the generation gap: Polished Oxford (representing the baby boomer generation) and Converse (representing the millennial generation) facing each other across the spread. Knowing that there will text in between them, I kept the background blank for the simplicity and decided to add extra details to the elements. Lots of fun working with Adele on this project! Thank you for reading!

UNH Magazine

This piece was done for the winter 2012 issue of University of New Hampshire Magazine. The article was about ocean mapping: unlocking the mysteries of the deep. A research group at UNH uses multi-beam sonar beams to see the contours of the ocean floor, sunken ships, underwater mountains and etc. It was such an interesting article to work with and I was very happy to be able to take this assignment (many thanks to Valerie!). And fortunately, the final image was selected to be used for the cover as well! Thank you for reading and more to come soon!