For this week’s Cannes festivities, I illustrated a few stories on the subject of the international film market for The Hollywood Reporter. With concepts and art direction by the awesome Peter Cury, I was really happy with the way these turned out.
This Sunday’s spot in the Times Magazine was a lot of fun. Accompanying an article about Twitter as the forum for discontent with politics, we landed on an image I was really excited about. Shown is the final and a few other rough ideas.
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Kicking off a month of research and paper doll-making the right way with a fresh sketchbook!
Here’s a small thing I did for today’s New York Times Magazine. This time accompanying another great Maud Newton article about author Marguerite Duras’ disapproval of the film adaptation of her masterpiece “The Lover”.
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Here’s part of a fun assignment I did recently. This particular part wasn’t used ultimately, but really happy with trying my hand at some technical drawings. I have a growing collection of old instruction manuals that I’m really fond of, and would love to do more technical stuff like this. Such a relaxing, methodical way to draw.
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Just received this beautiful, beautiful package today from AMC. They put together a book of Breaking Bad-inspired art as a gift to the creators, and I had the pleasure of brushing off my paper dolls for it. Look at my dumb name, just sitting there between Mike Mitchell and Francavilla, pretending this is normal.
If you’re out and about this Sunday, look for a small thing I did in the Sunday New York Times Magazine. It accompanies an article about Marco Rubio’s somewhat record-setting talk show appearances (technically seven in a row, but all from one feed).
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Taste the happy.
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Man, George Michael looks badass.
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Here are some quick photos from my trip to William Faulkner’s home this weekend. One of my favorite classic writers, it was incredible seeing where and how he worked. The most interesting part was seeing an intact outline for his story “A Fable” sprawled out across the walls of his bedroom. Such a beautiful thing to see it frozen in time.
*Forgive the poor quality on some*
A Garden State follow-up? Well, that sounds intere- BACKED.
Make coffee the Mantzoukas way.
And check out today’s How Did This Get Made Minisode to prepare for next week’s movie.
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Here are some fun spot illustrations for a recent issue of The Hollywood Reporter, detailing some of the accessories of the wealthy L.A. lifestyle.
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Here’s a small illustration I did for this past Sunday’s New York Times Magazine. It accompanied an article by Mark Leibovich, asking question of just when Hillary Clinton’s inevitable presidential campaign will begin.
Eric Nagurney, ladies and gentlemen!