Anuj Shrestha

An illustration accompanying an article on the rise of desertions in the U.S. Navy. AD Chelsea Stahl

Illustrations for a series of articles on different generations in the workplace. AD Karen Player

An illustration for the cover page of The New York Times Weekend Arts section. AD Paul Jean

An illustration to accompany an article on windfarm turbines being built off the coast of Massachusetts. AD Mia Meredith

A series of illustrations for customer data management company, Amperity, for usage across their platforms. AD David Stycho

Illustration for the cover of the new edition of Edward Albee’s classic play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. AD Kaitlin Kall

A series illustrations for Foreign Policy magazine to accompany episodes of the podcast, The Negotiators. AD Lori Kelley

Illustrations for Reveal News for a series of articles reflecting on the impact of the U.S. war on terror around the world. AD Sarah Mirk

An illustration for Jacobin magazine about the vanishing working class in the US. AD Nicolas Allen

An illustration for Buzzfeed News on the prevalence of Sundown Towns and the dangers people of color face when traveling across the U.S. AD Ben King

An illustration for Science magazine about removing the race from medical calculators. AD Marcy Atarod

A wordless comic for The New York Times celebrating isolation for Valentine’s Day. AD Frank Augugliaro

An illustration for The New Yorker about hacking farms in North Korea. AD Chris Curry

Illustrations for the Hewlett Packard magazine, Innovation about the virtual business travel and how companies connect with customers in the pandemic era. AD Patricia Sanchez

An illustration for The New York Times Food section about the dubious nature of wine grape hierarchies. AD Paul Jean

An illustration which accompanied a piece by Alex Ross on the whiteness of the classical music canon. AD Aviva Michaelov.

An illustration accompanying an article on unnecessary health care during the coronavirus pandemic. AD Chelsea Stahl

An illustration accompanying an article on parents’ anxieties around sending their children off to college. AD Michael Johnson

An illustration accompanying an article on using poker as a way to understand the ways luck plays into our lives. AD Nathan Huang

An illustration for The New York Times Weekend Arts revisiting the classic film Love and Basketball. AD Paul Jean.

A series of illustrations for Wellesley College’s alumni magazine cover story and feature article about show writers in the current era of “Peak TV” and how many Wellesley writers are behind some of the most popular shows. AD David Horton

An illustration for The New York Times Weekend Arts on revisiting the classic film Do The Right Thing. AD Paul Jean.

An illustration for The New York Times Weekend Arts on revisiting the classic film His Girl Friday. AD Paul Jean.

A was given the opportunity once again to illustration the cover of the New York Times Magazine, Kid’s Edition, focusing on the climate crisis. I also illustrated the center spread. AD Deb Bishop.

An illustration for NBC Universal which accompanied an article about airline food and its discontents. AD Kara Haupt.

A series of illustrations accompanying the poems of Shane McCrae reflecting on the life of historical figure Jim Limber for The New Yorker’s interactive poetry feature. AD Sebit Min.

I was given the opportunity to create a full page illustration for The New York Times Magazine Kids Edition on the overcrowding of Mount Everest. AD Najeebah Al-Ghadban.

I was thrilled to have been given the opportunity to illustrate the cover for the June/July issue of The Believer. AD Kristen Radtke.

A series of illustrations that were slightly animated for a Pop-Up Magazine video project. This particular story was narrated by Emily Silverman, a doctor who runs the podcast The Nocturnists, following the work of a young medical graduate student who is pushed into becoming a doctor urgently due to the pandemic. AD Leo Jung.

An illustration for The New York Times Magazine Kids, April edition, accompanying a piece on the work of a theater critic. AD Najeebah Al-Ghadban.

A spread illustration for the endpapers of McSweeney’s 52, a collection of migrant literature. AD Sunra Thompson.

A was given the opportunity to illustration the cover of the second ever issue of the New York Times Magazine, Kid’s Edition. AD Deb Bishop.

An illustration for NBC Universal which accompanied an article about drowning homicides. AD Kara Haupt.

A spread illustration along with some spot pieces for an article on homebrewing kombucha for McSweeney’s humor magazine, WOOLLY. AD Sunra Thompson.