I contributed illustrations to a new book celebrating America’s sport* called THE OCCASIONALLY ACCURATE ANNALS OF FOOTBALL. Find my artwork tucked between shenanigans and football storytelling from the likes of Andy Richter, Brian Kelley, Chuck Tatham, Mike Price, Donick Cary, Christine Nangle, Broti Gupta, and Rob Cohen, and more

When asked to speak at a peaceful gathering our family held in our town, my solution was to create a visual aid to further explain my thoughts and feelings in a climate of racial injustice.

The result was the “Symbol of Solidarity” - every shape, form and color represents every type of person, race and culture, uniting and agreeing that empathy and compassion are needed to make change. The idea of ‘E Pluribus Unum,’ meaning ‘from many we are one’, is supposed to be our country’s motto. Every person must respond regardless of our differences and speak out against the wrong we see around us.

The concept and painting was later produced and designed into an array of merchandise including paddles, t-shirts, shorts, accessories and eventually a 30-foot mural.

I was commissioned by ESPN to create a series of illustrations for an article comparing Kobe Bryant’s Two Legendary careers in celebration of Kobe Day (8/24)

Partnered with Kicks USA (Jako Enterprises) to celebrate their new store opening in East Harlem, New York. During a VIP event, I was tasked with providing Live Sneaker Art of some of my favorite brands in the footwear industry.

Contracted to design assets and create digital content for the launch of NBA Kicks for the National Basketball Association.