“In graceful, lucid prose, given eloquent form by Leonard Wolf’s note-perfect translation from the Yiddish, Peretz Hirshbein chronicles with charming intimacy the first two decades of his life during a pivotal era in the history of European Jewry. A richly captivating coming-of-age memoir, My Childhood Years is also a timeless meditation on the conflict between religion and art—and a celebration of their wondrous interplay.”
Contemplating A Post-Trump World | 3x3 Annual 20 | 2023
Cover and spread illustration for California Freemason Winter 2024-25 issue
Cover and spread illustration for California Freemason Winter 2024-25 issue
Repost @alexanderisleyinc
New from our studio: The fall issue of Pakn Treger, the magazine of the @yiddish_book_center. This is our twelfth year of designing the publication, and each issue is a surprise and a pleasure. The focus this time is on #yiddish #bookdesign and #typography. Art by @barryblitt and @davidmbrinleyart Design @mariecroussel #editorialdesign #graphicdesign #magazinedesign @coverjunkie #magazines @spdesigners @agigraphic #bookdesigner @lynneavadenka @siennajewisharts #aigadesign #alphabetsoup Gerald & Cullen Rapp Art
And Still We Ride | Boston Globe magazine | December 17, 2023
Road Show | City and State Pennsylvania magazine | July 31, 2023
Sinéad O'Connor | #RIP
Fall 2019 cover for Pakn Treger (magazine journal of the Yiddish Book Center).
Awarded with a page in the upcoming American Illustration 39 juried annual. From over 7,000 submissions, the jury selected only 415 images by a majority vote or better to appear in the book and represent the best illustrations from 2019.
This year’s distinguished jury included: Milan Bozic,Senior Art Director, HarperCollinsPublishers; Maëlle Doliveux,Creative Director & Designer, Beehive Books; Christine Foltzer, Associate Art Director, Tor; Emily Glaubinger, Senior Designer, Anthropologie Home; Rodrigo Honeywell, Art Director, The New York Times; Anton Ioukhnovets, Creative Director, 30 Point; and Carolyn Perot, Creative Director, Mother Jones.
In 1905, Klara Klebanova, a young woman from a middle-class Jewish home near Chernigov, left her job as a teacher to become a revolutionary. Finding Russia’s Social Democrats not radical enough for her liking, she joined the “Maximalist” offshoot of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, an extreme group known for its use of violence. Over the next ten years Klebanova conducted propaganda, smuggled dynamite under her clothing from Finland, and helped with the “expropriation” of capitalist resources from banks, which made the group notorious internationally. Eventually she was arrested and spent two years in a women’s prison before leaving Russia for Paris. In 1914 she and her husband, another Maximalist leader named Lipa Katz, moved to Boston, where, in 1922, she published her memoirs in the Forverts newspaper under the title Di blutige teg, or The Bloody Days. When Klebanova died, in 1977, she still regarded her youthful radicalism as the highpoint of her life.
Party of One | Virginia Living magazine | February 2024
Party of One | Virginia Living magazine | February 2024
Taylor on Campus | New York Times/Scholastic Upfront magazine | February 19, 2024
Taylor on Campus | New York Times/Scholastic Upfront magazine | February 19, 2024
Taylor on Campus | New York Times/Scholastic Upfront magazine | February 19, 2024
@anyataylorjoy as Furiosa inspired by my reading of the green screen filming process she went through.
Will Billie Eilish strike Grammys gold again with ‘Happier Than Ever’? | SELECTED Lürzers 200 BEST annual 23 | 2022
Will Billie Eilish strike Grammys gold again with ‘Happier Than Ever’? | SELECTED American Illustration 41 annual 2022
The New Face of Heroin | Rolling Stone magazine #1206 April 10, 2014
Photo: Fredrik Broden
Painting: David M. Brinley
Lettering: Jon Valk
The New Face of Heroin | Rolling Stone magazine #1206 April 10, 2014
Photo: Fredrik Broden
Painting: David M. Brinley
Lettering: Jon Valk
Rolling Stone magazine #1208 May 8, 2014 | Correspondence page about 'The New Face of Heroin' article and illustration from previous issue #1206.
Photo: Fredrik Broden
Painting: David M. Brinley
Lettering: Jon Valk
RESIST
Donald J. Trump POTUS illustration | 2017
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Lady Lazarus - Houston, TX
Limited edition of 110 | 24 layer serigraph | 2018
Reinterpretation of the American World War I recruitment poster: ‘Destroy This Mad Brute - Enlist’ (1917) - by: H.R. Hopps.
RESIST | GRAPHIS GOLD award | 2021 Protest Posters 2
The Chips That Rebooted the Mac | Apple’s risky, yearslong effort to design its own silicon paid off when supply-chain disruptions left competitors scrambling | April 16, 2022
The Chips That Rebooted the Mac | Apple’s risky, yearslong effort to design its own silicon paid off when supply-chain disruptions left competitors scrambling | April 16, 2022
The Chips That Rebooted the Mac | Apple’s risky, yearslong effort to design its own silicon paid off when supply-chain disruptions left competitors scrambling | April 16, 2022
The Chips That Rebooted the Mac | Apple’s risky, yearslong effort to design its own silicon paid off when supply-chain disruptions left competitors scrambling | April 16, 2022
Jamie Lee Curtis celebrates Her Famous Parents' Legacy in Moving Oscars Speech | The 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' actress received her first-ever Oscar win after nearly 50 years of acting. | March 12, 2023
Donald J. Trump illustration portrait | 2017
Second Time Around #timesup | The National Law Journal cover illustration | February 2017
Midtown NYC recovery | City and State New York magazine | February 14, 2022
New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s Opening Gambit | City and State New York magazine | December 6, 2021
New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s Opening Gambit | City and State New York magazine | December 6, 2021
January 6th, 2020
Thank you American Illustration for receiving word on Biden’s 💯th day, that ‘A New Day’ has been chosen to appear online as part of the archive at American Illustration 40.
Conor Lamb | City and State Pennsylvania magazine | April 11, 2022
Digital Witness: St. Vincent | 2014
Can Cousin Oliver Save Power Pop? | SPIN magazine | February 2007
A Hello To Arms | The Village Voice cover June 8-14, 2016
Spread for HealthTech Magazine summer 2024 “An important yet challenging part of the job for senior leadership at any healthcare organization is to develop a future outlook backed by a plan for making it a reality. One top executive who knows this well is Heather Nelson, senior vice president and CIO @bostonchildrens Nelson is leading the rollout of a hybrid 5G network at Boston Children’s Hospital in summer 2024.”
Putin’s Banker | Institutional Investor magazine
Barron's | China President Xi Jinping | October 30, 2017
Neko Case - Fox Confessor Brings The Flood | SPIN magazine review
Yeah Yeah Yeahs | The Rolling Stone Review
Yeah Yeah Yeahs | The Rolling Stone Review
Orville Peck | Dead of Night
2018 PSC Philadelphia Sketch Club Phillustration 10 Exhibition | Call for Entries | November 7th – 23rd, 2018
American Illustration 38 (Chosen)
3x3 Annual #16 (Merit award)
Greetings From The Factory | Society of Illustrators Members Open: POSTCARDS FOR A GREENER EARTH: The Exhibit | October 16, 2018 to December 29, 2018
Billie Eilish Sweeps the 2020 Grammys | Best New Artist, Song of the Year, Record of the Year and Album of the Year — along with honors for Best Pop Vocal Album.
"Glory" | John Legend portrait celebrating his Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy awards for Best Original Song
Texas Highways | April 2020
Bruce Shackelford, expert in Tribal Arts | Texas Highways magazine | March 2019
Jim McIngvale, “Mattress Mack” | Texas Highways magazine | June 2018
Mysteries and Complications | Autism is everywhere...once again | Newsweek
Stephen King Under The Dome | Entertainment Weekly
Stephen King Under The Dome | Entertainment Weekly article
Arsenio Hall | D Magazine (Dallas) | AGENDA events calendar | August, 2017
Mavis Staples | D Magazine (Dallas) | AGENDA events calendar | August, 2018
Pakn Treger | commissioned/unpublished
DCEO magazine (Dallas) | monthly portraits 2018-19
Acrylic and Digital
The Last Emperor Kim Jong-Il | The New York Times magazine cover and spread | AI 23, CA 45, SI 47
The Last Emperor Kim Jong-Il | The New York Times magazine cover and spread | AI 23, CA 45, SI 47
Nameless Creatures | Country Journal
Touched by Evil | St. Louis magazine | March, 2014
The Greatest Show On Earth | UC Berkeley / California Magazine
Election Issue cover Fall 2016
Donald Trump: The Nontraditional Candidate | LPGas magazine July 2016 | What If? cover illustration
Donald Trump: The Nontraditional Candidate | LPGas magazine July 2016 | What If? spread illustration
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie | New Jersey Monthly
Justice Breyer | Litigation magazine
‘Mitt Romney: Unmasking a Candidate’ | The Tampa Bay Times editorial portrait
Robo 2.0 | Barron’s
George Clooney Up in the Air | Entertainment Weekly
Fantasy Sports Leagues (Lindsey Vonn and Kelly Slater) | Outside Magazine October 2015
Lily Allen | Rolling Stone magazine record review
Janet Jackson | The Rolling Stone Review
Starving Your Way To Vigor | Harper's magazine cover
See Jane Not Run | San Francisco magazine
Stuart Claxton of Guinness World Records | American Way
'Her Children's Keeper' | The University of Chicago magazine
Summer Concert Series | The Wall Street Journal
BULLS AND BEARS! | On Wall street magazine
The Search For "The One" | Playboy magazine December 2015
Mayawati | Newsweek International
Oprah Winfrey | The Time 100
‘What’s In A Name…’ | The Washingtonian Post editorial portraits
‘What’s In A Name…’ | The Washingtonian Post editorial portraits
Li'l Kim | The Rolling Stone Review
Colson Whitehead’s ZONE ONE zombie book review | Boston Globe review
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad | TIME magazine (commissioned/unpublished cover)
Alex the Parrot | New York Times
Ebay Poison | Forbes magazine
KFC GPS Cassette tape | Wieden + Kennedy (Portland) | 2017
KFC GPS Cassette tape | Wieden + Kennedy (Portland) | 2017
KFC GPS Cassette tape | Wieden + Kennedy (Portland) | 2017
