New Haven Review
This illustration appeared as the back cover of the summer 2009 issue of The New Haven Review.
News Around the Net!
So, was that the craziest end to an Oscars broadcast ever??? Holy cow. I have never seen anything like that before. I feel terrible for all the La La Land folks, but I am also overjoyed that Moonlight won. I loved that film. Overall I thought the show was very solid. Jimmy
Tikkun Magazine
This illustration appeared in the July/August 2008 issue of Tikkun Magazine.
Sci-Fi Trifles
This illustration of Jack Black as a Green Lantern was part of a package of illustrations I created for the book Sci-Fi Trifles, written by Paul White in 2011.
Wedding Portrait
This wedding portrait was a private commission in 2011.
Oscars 2017
I love watching the Oscars because I love the idea of celebrating movies for three hours. But I don’t take the Oscars too seriously, because if I did, I’d just get maddeningly upset about their choices. Instead, I prefer to relax, not place too much importance on who w
Flutopia CD Cover
This is the cover to the Boston-based band Flutopia’s first self-titled CD.
Invisible Friends
This is the cover for the e-book Invisible Friends, published by Eggplant Productions.
Josh Reviews Lion
The film Lion begins in 1986. In a poor area of Khandwa, India, a young boy Saroo lives with his mother, younger sister, and older brother Guddu. One evening when their mother goes to work, young Saroo prevails upon Guddu to allow him to accompany him to a train station where Gudd