For a story of a woman whose flirty interaction with a man at a bar was misinterpreted for a suggestion to hook up. Client: Los Angeles Times

The author suggests that having enemies is part of our human biology. Client: The Chronicle of Higher Education

Part of a series of promotional postcards I sent out, focusing on the environment. This image refers to endangered animal parts being sold to buy arms. American...

For an article about the author’s love for the Blu-Ray video format, despite its inevitable demise. Client: Hemispheres Magazine

This cover story details a treacherous triathlon in the Lake of the Ozarks State Park. Client: The Pitch

For an article about an arson set in a warehouse that ended up killing five firefighters in the Seattle Fire Department. Client: Seattle Weekly

Part of a series of promotional postcards I sent out, focusing on the environment. This image concentrated on the issue of oil drilling.

Part of a series of promotional postcards I sent out, focusing on the environment. This image concentrated on rivers being polluted by pig feces from pork...

For an article about companies with multiple operations severing ties legally with one of the operations, which can then end up growing into its own large...

For a book review of Once Upon A River, by Bonnie Jo Campbell, a novel about a young woman trying to survive along a river in rural Michigan, after running away...

For an article on non-profit and for-profit hybrids, and the challenges they face to stay true to both missions. Client: Stanford Social Innovation Review

For a book review of The Night Train, by Clyde Edgerton, a story about two teenage best friends, and aspiring musicians in Civil Rights-era North...

For a cover story about the ten most corrupt tax loopholes in the U.S. Client: Village Voice

For an article about politicians attempting to block minorities from voting. Client: Village Voice

For an article about a recent Supreme Court case involving Shell oil company. Client: Harvard Law Bulletin

For an article about a town confronted by fracking in the area, pitting neighbors in favor of it against those opposed to the process. Client: Dallas Observer

For a series of articles by various authors on books they had never read, books they wanted to read, and books they had finally finished. Client: Los Angeles...

For an article about the author’s experience as a door-to-door vacuum salesman, and the peculiar effects of consumerism he witnessed along the way. Client:...

For an essay that urged colleges and universities to expose the danger that some students may pose to the community. Client: Boston Globe Magazine

For an article that covered the recent multitude of venture capital firms in the D.C. area, providing investment to new businesses. Client: The Washington Post

For an article on adjustable rate mortgages, and how risky they can be. Client: Wall Street Journal

For a cover story about atheists in Texas getting organized and becoming a more public force. Client: Dallas Observer

For an article comparing the Civil Rights marches of the 1960s to the current demonstrations against racist, anti-immigrant laws in Arizona. Client: Village...

For an article about parents choosing between public and private school for their children. Client: St Louis Magazine

For an article about colleges and universities becoming a part of the sustainable food movement by growing their own food. Client: The Chronicle of Higher...

A mother of two takes her children to school the Friday after the Sandy Hook shooting, to show them the importance of living our lives, despite constant...

For an article about the changing demographics in Colorado, which have turned the once red state to blue. Client: 5280 Magazine