Exploring Psychedelics & Social Cohesion
This editorial illustration is inspired by The New York Times article "How Should We Do Drugs Now?" by Michael Pollan. The piece visually interprets Pollan’s argument on the potential benefits of psychedelic drugs in promoting social cohesion and healing trauma. Through a mix of bold composition, symbolic imagery, and thoughtful color choices, the illustration aims to capture the complexity of the discussion while engaging the viewer.
This project showcases my ability to translate editorial content into compelling visuals, using Adobe Illustrator to create a thought-provoking and concept-driven piece. It highlights my skills in visual storytelling, composition, and editorial design, demonstrating how illustration can enhance and deepen the impact of written narratives.
Software: Adobe Illustrator
Visual Research
Visual Research
Visual Research
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The Illusion of “Natural” Food
This editorial illustration is inspired by Wired magazine’s article "Your Food Isn’t Natural and It Never Will Be" by Benjamin R. Cohen. The piece visually interprets Cohen’s argument that modern food is deeply influenced by genetic modification and synthetic processes, challenging the perception of what is truly "natural." Through striking imagery and symbolic design elements, this illustration highlights the hidden complexities of our food system.
This project showcases my ability to translate complex editorial topics into engaging visuals, utilizing Adobe Illustrator to create a bold, thought-provoking composition. It emphasizes my skills in editorial design, conceptual storytelling, and effective use of color and symbolism to enhance the article’s message.
Software: Adobe Illustrator
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Editorial Illustration
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