A series of dimensional illustrations for READ Magazine of Weekly Reader Corporation. See him in use here:http://www.weeklyreader.com/monsters/ 
Cover illustration created for READ Magazine of Weekly Reader for an issue about trickster folklore throughout the world.
Cover illustration created for PUSH Magazine.
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "I wear a tattered straw cape and soar in the sky. My mouth is like a hook; I often snatch away chickens." Answer: hawk
First of a series of three illustrations created for the Shavat issue of Tzivos Hashem.
Second of a series of three illustrations created for the Shavat issue of Tzivos Hashem.
Third of a series of three illustrations created for the Shavat issue of Tzivos Hashem.
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "Mr. Grey wears furry leather. His nose is pointed and his eyes are like raisins. By day he hides in your sleeping robes, by night he robs your kitchen. " Answer: Mouse
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "From birth, people call me a treasure. In my first month, I change my outer garment four times. With diligence and hard work, I labor for humans, but when my house is built, I drop off to sleep." Answer: Silkworm
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "On my head a red tasseled cap, on my body a green gauze robe. Wings grow on my back, hair grows on my legs." Answer: Fly
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "A strange and curious old man casts his net in mid-air. Mornings it catches pearly beads; evenings it catches little insects." Answer: Spider
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "A young lady, black on black, goes south for the winter and north in spring. Wishing to cut the brocaded clouds, she takes her scissors and soars in the skies." Answer: Swallow
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "I’m like a mouse but not a mouse; I fly and soar without feathers. My eyes see nothing; sleeping, I hang head-down." Answer: Bat
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "The old hump-backed gentleman has a chin full of wild whiskers. While alive, he has no blood. After death, his body turns red." Answer: Shrimp
A promotional piece created for the Sci-fi/Horror genre.
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "On my head are two long hairs, on my body a gorgeous gown; I dance and flutter amidst the flowers, carefree and at ease." Answer: Butterfly
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "I wear nailed shoes but walk in silence. I eat no vegetables, only pungent fish." Answer: Cat
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "On my head I wear a fork, on my back a dappled gown. I’m not a donkey, nor again a horse; when I run I fly like the wind." Answer: Deer
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "There is a summer maiden. She carries a lantern. In the evening she emerges. With her blinking light." Answer: Firefly
Part of a series of illustrations on Chinese riddles: "I live in streams deep in the mountains; my mother and father raised me for the curiosity I am. Everyone else is made of skin around bone; I alone am made of bone around skin." Answer: Turtle
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