Misc.

• Cartoon for Columbia University graduate student union campaign (April 2002)
• Then and Now, New York Times op-ed page (3/15/01)
• Promotional poster for Association of Alternative Newsweeklies convention in New Orleans, July 2001
• Poster art for the play P.R. Man by Robert Lyons, May 2001
• What will Clinton do?, New York Times op-ed page(11/6/00)
• Cover art for the Nation, March 27, 2000
• Illustration for The Second Sexual Revolution, Jack Hitt, New York Times Magazine, (2-2-00). Part of the illustration was also used on the cover (which I did not design)
• Cover art for Censored 2000 from Seven Stories Press
• Politically Incorrect, from the fall issue of TV Guide (of all places...) (1999)
• Illustration for Orlando Weekly (1998)
• Cover for Madison Isthmus, (1997)
• cover of New York Times Magazine (4-20-97); and the same illustration as it appeared in a 1997 issue of Courier International (word balloons seem to be translated loosely at best).
• Cover illustration for the New Haven Advocate (10-3-96)
• Cover for the San Francisco Bay Guardian, inspired by Newt's declaration that homosexuality is "an orientation in the way that alcoholism is an orientation." (12-28-94)
• New York Times Endpaper (1995)
• A one-page comic for Mother Jones from the mid-nineties.
• This look at a typical comics page was a collaboration with Paul Mavrides, for a special issue of FAIR's magazine, Extra!
• Image Magazine cover, 1992
• Cover art for Trust Us, We're Experts
• Cover for Sacramento News and Review, Top Ten Censored Stories of 1994
• Illustration for Bay Guardian cartoon contest announcement, around 1994
• Cover for San Francisco Bay Guardian, Top Ten Censored Stories of 1993
• cover for Real Girl comics, edited by Angela Bocage, 1993
• Cover for the book Toxic Sludge is Good For You! by John Stauber and Sheldon Rampton
• Image Magazine cover, 1992
• SF Weekly cover, 1991, on the San Francisco mayoral race
• Cover for the book Washington on $10 Million a Day, by Ken Silverstein.
• The cartoon that Brill's Content solicited and then rejected for their premiere issue. (1998)
• Sparky for President bumper sticker (1996)
• A rough cover sketch of a cover with the original title for what initially became The Wrath of Sparky. Also, the full color final cover (1994)
• Spark/Zippy collaboration piece with Bill Griffith for the San Francisco Examiner (11-17-92)
• A poster for the band Primus from New Year's Eve (1992)
• T-shirt design for San Francisco bookstore, early nineties
• A promotional piece from the early nineties
• I worked at a t-shirt company during the late eighties. This was a proposed design which never made it into production.
• Part 1 and part 2 of a two-pager I did for some comic book in the late eighties
• An illustration after Rube Goldberg, late eighties
• Poster for San Francisco improv comedy group Faultline, late eighties
• Another piece for Faultline
• Who is Tom Tomorrow?, from the comic book Suburban High Life, 1987.