I regularly create political cartoons and editorial illustrations for television, magazines, newspapers and online news sources, as well as cartoons for special interest use.

My political and editorial work has been syndicated and has been published in over 200 magazines and newspapers, (including Time, The Atlantic, Forbes, it has been featured on CNBC, and in the annual books "Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year"). I'm a longstanding member of the AAEC, (American Association of Editorial Cartoonists).

(As you can see from published work below, I cover both sides of the political aisle.)

 Winner of the Society of Professional Journalists' First place in the TOR awards for Editorial Cartoons in 2023, and 2024. Covering 80 media outlets in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. - Judged by the Los Angeles Press Club.

Editorial cartoons created for prominent social media outlets

Cartoon for college political science textbook, published by McGraw Hill 

 One of my monthly illustrations created for the MA State Police, and Boston Police magazine.

Show poster created for a theatrical production of  Hexagon,

"Washington DC's only original political, satirical, musical, comedy revue."

One of a series of political cartoons created for the Advanced Placement course program and their educational website for High School students enrolled in AP History.

Published in Forbes Magazine

Created for a CNBC financial show.

An illustration created in 2020 for an OP Ed piece published in a New York magazine, describing a bill intended to help low to middle income energy customers gain access to solar energy. I was invoived in writing the concept, then creating a sketch, revisions, and finally color finished artwork.

This cartoon appeared in the San Franciso Chronicle. It was commissioned by a group of doctors who wanted to expose the illegal payoffs received by a California State Representative, (pictured with the Neiman Marcus bag) The cartoon worked...The representative was investigated and charged shortly afterward.

This appeared in The Atlantic, (back when George Clooney

was still a serial high-profile dater and perpetual bachelor).