Justice Alito

 This guy has a lifetime seat on the US Supreme Court, and yet, his concept of America is completely upside down. 

Apache Spirit Dancers

This depiction of Apache Spirit Dancers is one of many portraits included in my upcoming exhibit at the Starr Library in Rhinebeck NY, February 1st - 29th. I’ll be having an opening party on Feb 15th, 5-7 PM (more on that soon).  If you live locally, please check it out. Thanks!

Russian Troll

Behind this mask lies a world-class-troll, sewing seeds-of-division in the American soul. 

Farming out chaos to skew every poll, and crushing virtue into coal. 

While our gangster leaders live on this dole,  let’s flush ’em all down the bowl.

Face of a Nation

Our nation has a mean-spirited face. Let’s vote for a makeover!

All Americans, On November 6th, please vote for sane candidates 

who will make our country a kinder and better place.

Howard Zinn

Here's a portrait of Howard WW 2 veteran, Howard Zinn, who went on to become a historian, professor, and activist. His pivotal book, A People's History of the United States, told the story of America from the perspective of the powerless, as opposed to those in power. Prints of this piece are available here!

Make America Safe Again

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Here's a new portrait. You can check out more work at my new site.

We Want You

Here's a new piece for HR Magazine, which is a take-off on the classic "Uncle Sam - I want You" poster. It accompanies an article about the US government's efforts to attract more mellennials to work for them. Art director Mari Adams simply asked me to create a younger version of Uncle Sam wearing Beats headphones. It was really fun. Thanks Mari!

You can check out more work here at my new site!

Shirley Chisholm

Before Hillary Clinton, and before Barack Obama, there was Shirley Chisholm. This African-American congresswoman ran for the US presidency in 1972.  Along with Jesse Jackson, She helped break down racial and gender barriers for future candidates on the road to the White House. A special thanks to art director, Christa Tubach at UConn magazine for this timely assignment!

You can view my new illustration website here!