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September 24, 2012
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New illustration for the New York Times Letters section. This one’s about reigning in health care costs by taking away numerous, sometimes needless testing rather than rationing who gets what care. You can read the article here. Art direction by Alexandra Zsigmond. 

New illustration for the New York Times Letters section. This one’s about reigning in health care costs by taking away numerous, sometimes needless testing rather than rationing who gets what care. You can read the article here. Art direction by Alexandra Zsigmond. 

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March 2, 2012
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I made this struggling little moth for this article in today’s New York Times Op-Ed pages. It’s about the ongoing battle on women’s reproductive health and the author’s frustration over the fact that this debate still goes on. Thanks to AD Matt Dorfman!

I made this struggling little moth for this article in today’s New York Times Op-Ed pages. It’s about the ongoing battle on women’s reproductive health and the author’s frustration over the fact that this debate still goes on.

Thanks to AD Matt Dorfman!

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September 22, 2011
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Bust Mag

I recently did this piece for Bust Magazine’s Oct/Nov issue on newstands now, for the article “Backseat Drivers No More” as part of their News From A Broad section. Big thanks to my AD Erin Wengrovius who pushed for those sweet pink lucite wayfarers.

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