Latest work for Ascent magazine. The article is about the correct way to pray to Ullr, the Norse god of snow, in order to have a good skiing season.
Category: Editorial Illustration
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Utah Adventure Journal: Wig in a Bottle
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Editorial illustration for an article on an enthusiastic outdoorsman whose larger-than-life adventures lead to being confined to a wheelchair.
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Desert Mountain Biking, Hallucinations, and Sushi
Here’s my latest work for Utah Adventure Journal. It’s always fun to illustrate something that references hallucinating since it’s basically a license to take things a bit farther than I would otherwise. Below is a work in progress shot with my awesome Huion LED lightpad.
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Ascent Magazine: The Beer Factor
Here’s one I did for the latest issue of Ascent magazine. For some reason I had a lot of fun drawing the footprints in the snow.
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Life Lessons | Integrity Golf
Illustration for the recent Winter/Spring issue of Integrity Golf magazine, for an article about a proud dad supporting his adopted daughter on a junior golf tournament.
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Can’t Hurt Me: Utah Adventure Journal
I’m pretty eager to put winter behind me, but before I do, I’ve still got a couple of snow-themed illustrations to share. This one was for an article about the death-defying outdoor hi-jinks men perform, but never tell their wives about. (In this case, ignoring the avalanche warnings for the day.)
I love when I get the chance to have elements break out of the frame, and the avalanche seemed like a perfect opportunity to do just that. -
T-shirt design for Ascent
Here’s a t-shirt design I did for a new publication called Ascent Backcountry Snow Journal. It’s almost enough to make me miss the snow, but not quite!
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Curse of the Beercation
Latest work for Utah Adventure Journal for an article called “Curse of the Beercation.” According to the article, microbrewery tours and early morning kayaking don’t really mesh well together. Who knew?Below is the sketch that got approved along with an alternate idea for a zombie-themed illustration featuring drunken hipsters on a microbrewery tour.
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Da Agony of Da Outdoorsy Feet
Recent illustration for Utah Adventure Journal for an article on uncomfortable outdoor footwear. I had no idea rock climbing was so hard on the feet!
