JON STICH

Personal piece.

For an article about Chase’s impending competition with Amazon. Art Direction by Ed Johnson.

Portraits of iconic women in American history. These illustrations were used for animations at the beginning of each episode, as well as incorporated into the overall design for the series. The main figures are Ashley Graham, Ava Duvernay, Betty White, Diane Von Furstenberg, Issa Rae, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow, and Tracy Reece. Art Direction by Jon Reyes, Padraic Driscoll, and Damian Prado.

Illustration of former EPA head Scott Pruitt as Captain Planet.

Portrait of Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter, for an article calling his influential ideas into question. Art Direction by Kimberley Lum.

Art Direction by Adam Keiper

Illustration for an article about the safety of green products, and how many of them are truly eco-friendly.

Acrylic painting dealing with the troubled relationship we as American's have with our past.

Promotional piece featuring a classic tech bro.

Illustration about a film profiting off of a tragic fire in Arizona. Art Direction by Mirelle Inglefield.

Illustration of Mike Huckabee for an article about people in his religious circle who've told churchgoers that they can give the church more money to help their other investments to payoff. Art Direction by Ivylise Simones.

Painting of John Malone, chairman of Liberty Media, for an article about his company's merger with Lionsgate. Art Direction by Chuck Kerr.

Illustration depicting Monsanto's influence on food business. Art Direction by Robert Vargas.

Illustrations for Giants Magazine, featuring some of the lesser known players who make a big impact on the team. Art Direction by Jake Watling.

Acrylic portrait of David Bowie, RIP.

Portrait of Stephen Miller

Illustration for an article about ancestry.com's inaccuracies. Art Direction by Robert Vargas.

Gouache painting of Kurt Russell battling a snow storm in New York.

Portraits for Time Magazine's 2017 issue of the "100 Most Influential People". I illustrated 17 in total, here are a few highlights, with images of the in print look below. Art Direction and design by Carrie Gee.

Illustrations of Men's Advertising Apparel through the years, featuring styles from 1950's, 60's, 70's, and 80's. Art Direction by Richard Turley.

Illustration of Stephen Colbert for Variety. Art Direction by Chuck Kerr.

Illustration for an article about Jimmy Carter's encounter with a UFO. Art Direction by Kristin Kellogg.

Illustration for an article about Bill Gates buildup of new Microsoft products. Art Direction by Rob Vargas.

Illustration for the cover of Angel City Press' "Woody Guthrie: LA 1937 to 1941". Art Direction By Paddy and Scott McAuley.

Cover Illustration for article on the 45th President's family history. Art Direction by Robert Best.

Illustration for the cover story about drought conditions in Phoenix. Art Direction by Peter Storch and Evie Carpenter.

Illustration for cover article about abuse at a Baptist church.

Illustration used internally by Kodiak Cakes.

Illustration for an article about treatment of Indian's post 9/11. Art Direction by Erica Loh Jones.

Illustration for an article about two habitual pool crashers. Art Direction by Jennifer Maerz.

Illustration for an article about one writers love of visiting New York, but remaining in San Francisco. Art Direction by Jennifer Maerz.

Artwork for Box Set for Squidbillies Vol. 2. Art Direction by Duke Aber.

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