Princeton Pod Life

With a pandemic raging, Princeton students aren't allowed to set foot on campus, but this doesn’t mean they can’t emulate university life. Many are forming pods of five or more students, and living together in houses across the country. Living responsibly under the same roof, they can share in their educational experiences, and form a lasting camaraderie. Thanks to art director, Marianne Nelson (at Princeton Alumni Weekly) for another fun assignment!

Below are sketches i submitted for this piece:

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From Grief to Laughter

This new piece accompanies a story in Rutgers Magazine. It's about a graduate who set up an improvisational theater to help people who suffer from extreme grief. Through acting exercises, he helps them cope with their emotional pain.  Below are some ideas I submitted for this story...

Tears tranfrom into something joyful

Using theater performance to transform grief...

Going from grief to a happier state...

traditional theater mask theme...

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A special thanks to art director Michelle Cody, for another interesting assignment