The novelist Edwidge Danticat reflects on the devastation from Hurricanes Irma and Maria to many Caribbean islands whose economies rely on tourism.

Client: New York Times

AD: Rodrigo Honeywell 

The garden in your gut: The complex ecology of the human microbiome. 

Client: Johns Hopkins Health Review

AD: Pam Li

Illustration for Audubon Magazine's Illustrated Aviary feature. Each issue a different artist is asked to reimagine one of John James Audubon's paintings from the Birds of America series.This is a reinterpretation of his Ruby-throated Humming bird painting.

AD: Kevin Fisher

Illustration for a book review about "LaRose" by Louise Erdrich. The novel deals with what happens after a man accidentally shoots his neighbor's son, while deer hunting. Following an Ojibwe tribe tradition to atone, he gives his son of the same age to the family who lost theirs. 

Client: O, The Oprah Magazine

AD: Jill Armus

Portrait of Rachel Ingalls, author of Binstead’s Safari.

Client: Harvard Magazine
AD: Jennifer Carling

Illustrations for an article that argues that despite the fame the fascinating animals of the Galapagos have earned, it was really the archipelago's plants that inspired most of Darwin's ideas on evolution.

Client: Nautilus Magazine
AD: Len Small

Illustration for Science Magazine's Children's Book series.

Client: Science Magazine
AD: Marcy Atarod

A frequent flier copes with the fear of flying.

Client: The New York Times
AD: Rodrigo Honeywell

Meditation apps offer relief to travelers. 

Client: The New York Times
AD: Rodrigo Honeywell

Illustration for an article that proposes looking at Gross National Happiness as a more balanced measure of progress than Gross National Product.

Client: Tufts Magazine  
AD: Margot Grisar