November 9, 2016
Donald Trump is elected President of the United States of America.
ProPublica takes a look at how Trump's business ties could violate the Emoluments Clause, and how another view of the Clause in the Constitution could overturn 185 years of precedent.
For The Hollywood Reporter.
Cover art for the Outlook section in the Washington Post about how the Trump administration seems poised to further unleash the agency’s paramilitary branch.
It's no day at the beach. This illustration printed in the Floridian section of the Tampa Bay Times.
Donald Trump, the “chaos candidate”, was awarded the 2015 Lie of the Year. PolitiFact has been documenting Trump’s statements on their Truth-O-Meter, and rated 76 percent of them mostly false, false, or pants on fire, out of 77 statements checked. This illustration was made for PolitiFact and printed on the front page of the Tampa Bay Times.
Cover art for the Latitudes section in the Tampa Bay Times.
“From music icons like David Bowie and Prince to artists, writers, athletes and politicians, 2016 seemed like the year death came for our heroes.”
Latitudes cover illustration in the Tampa Bay Times for an article focusing on Star Wars merchandising.
William Shatner was interviewed about his one-man show for a story in the Tampa Bay Times. The article outlines a phone call with Shatner, and analyzes his life and eccentricities. This illustration printed in the Latitudes section, and was inspired by Shatner’s rendition of Elton John’s “Rocket man”.
