Cover Design for NYT Book Review
ART DIRECTOR Jason Kernevich
INSTITUTION Tyler School of Art & Architecture
In response to the New York Times article "Michael Pollan Explores the Mind-Altering Plants in His Garden," I created an evocative illustration that captures Pollan's surreal and unsettling nature. In my illustration, the garden is depicted as a crumbling, overgrown space filled with exotic plants that seem to be bursting out of the earth. The centerpiece of the garden is a melting concrete fountain, which serves as a visual metaphor for the transformative power of the mind-altering plants that Pollan explores in the article. Work received the Winner of Communication Arts 64th Illustration Annual.
Cover Design for NYT Book Review
ART DIRECTOR Jason Kernevich
INSTITUTION Tyler School of Art & Architecture
In response to the New York Times article "Michael Pollan Explores the Mind-Altering Plants in His Garden," I created an evocative illustration that captures Pollan's surreal and unsettling nature. In my illustration, the garden is depicted as a crumbling, overgrown space filled with exotic plants that seem to be bursting out of the earth. The centerpiece of the garden is a melting concrete fountain, which serves as a visual metaphor for the transformative power of the mind-altering plants that Pollan explores in the article. Work received the Winner of Communication Arts 64th Illustration Annual.
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