- Color
- NY Times Op-ed
- NY Times Book Review
- NY Times Week-In-Review
- Coffee
- Freakenomics
- Maps
- No. 2 Pencil
- Pastiche
- Extraterrestrials/Outerspace
- Books
- The Hairless Hand
- Dead Animals
- Rocks/Pebbles
- Puppies
- Sex
- Vehicles
- © 2011,
Office of Paul Sahre - Follow on
Death By Book Club
2012, Illustration
Client: More magazine
Art Director: Kevin Brainard
Co-design: Tomas Janicek
The Plot Escapes Me
2010, Illustration
Client: The New York Times Book Review
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Art Director: Nicholas Blechman
Co-design: Justina Zun-Zun Chang
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Our Boredom, Ourselves
2010, Illustration
Client: The New York Times Book Review
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Co-design: Jonas Beuchert
Killed Covers
2008, illustration
Client: Print Magazine
Co design: Sabine Dowek
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You’re an Author? Me Too!
2008, Illustration
Client: New York Times Book Review
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Golf Digest
2007, Bookreview Illustration
Client: Golf Digest
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The Ten Best Books of 2007
2007, cover design
Publisher: New York Times Book Review
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Dealing with Dictators
2002, Op-Ed illustration
Client: New York Times
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Afterword: Post Cold War Era
2001, Op-ed illustration
Client: New York Times
Final Days
2008, illustration
Publisher: New York Times Book Review
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The _______of________
2006, Illustration
Client: New York Times Book Review
The Idiot
2010, illustration Client: The New York Times Book Review
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Art director: Nicholas Blechman
Co-design: Jonas Beuchert
Book Awards
2009, illustration
Publisher: Portfolio magazine
Untied Kingdom
2008, illustration
Publisher: Atlantic
Black Swan Book Reveiw
2007, illustration
Client: Portfolio magazine
Book review illustration for Conde Nast’s new buisness magazine Portfolio. In The Black Swan, The Impact of the Highly Improbable, the author warns against the human desire to see order in everything. I didn’t design the cover, but did do the cutting.
Dirty Book
2007, Book Review illustration
Client: The New York Times
This book review illustration accompanied an essay by Ben Schott in which he argues that abusing books can be ok, given the right circumstances.
The idea for this illustration was to ‘abuse’ (in this case, clean) a famous ‘dirty book’ by putting it thru a wash cycle. After much deliberation we chose D.H.Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
Co-design: Loren Flaherty
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