client: The New York Times
Work: article illustration and spots
art direction: Rebecca Lieberman
date: 2025

These illustrations are based on testimonials about how their lives changed after COVID-19. Changes for better or worse, such as being afraid of being with too many people, starting to work from home (and take care of their children simultaneously), having more plants, or even swimming daily in the lake.

client: The New York Times
Work: article illustration
art direction: Matthew Dorfman
date: 2023

‘Building Something Together’:
Translators Discuss Their Art

The Times convened five notable translators who bring literature from other languages into English, and asked them about the joys and challenges of the job.

client: The New York Times
Work: article illustration
art direction:  Tala Safie
date: 2023
motion design: Jorge Ramoz

It’s Their Content, You’re Just Licensing it

Recent automatic updates to e-book editions of works by Roald Dahl, R.L. Stine and Agatha Christie are a reminder of who really owns your digital media.

client: The New York Times
Work: book review illustration
art direction:  Matthew Dorfman
date: 2022

Walking Across America, in Search of Absolution

In Lydia Millet’s 13th novel, “Dinosaurs,” a middle-aged oil heir leaves behind heartbreak in New York City for the “alien beauty” of the Arizona desert.
By Scott A. Small

client: The New York Times
Work: article illustration
art direction:  Jordan Awan
date: 2022

We Will Forget Much of the Pandemic. That’s a Good Thing.
By Scott A. Small

client: The New York Times
Work: Article illustration
art direction:  Arsh Raziuddin
date: 2021

America Runs on ‘Dirty Work’ and Moral Inequality sobre Ethically compromising jobs, like material resources, are not distributed equally.
By Eyal Press