Five
I first appeared between the pages of Harper’s in March of 2004—4 images printed 2-0ver-2 in the Reader’s section. This one-time honor (or so I thought) has grown into one of the best working relationships of my career. There isn’t a pedestal tall (or worthy) enough to hold the magazine’s Art Director and the Assistant Art Director.
(Did I mention that Stacey and Alyssa came to hear me speak at School of Visual Arts in NY last September?)
Harper’s is an artist’s dream-come-true. Plenty of lead time is given to read the copy, ponder the problem and come up with a solution (with one legitimate exception). I feel valued, am rewarded handsomely and, best of all, I’m entrusted with full creative control (to date, everything has been accepted ‘as-is’ with no revisions).
How did I get to be so lucky?
(The January 2010 issue marks my 5th time in the magazine and features a portfolio of my work. Full scans of the actual layout will appear here in February.)



January 6, 2010 at 12:15 pm
I have had the pleasure of viewing all the pieces that have been featured in harpers over the years and am more enthralled each time – your vision is amazing. Thank you.
January 6, 2010 at 8:50 pm
Thank you for your gracious comment!
January 11, 2010 at 5:01 am
How does one buy your art? Saw your work in Harpers & almost died.