It’s a beautiful book!

Cover of “Hello Sunshine” by Keezy Young

Interior spread from “Hello Sunshine” by Keezy Young

Interior spread from “Hello Sunshine” by Keezy Young

Interior spread from “Hello Sunshine” by Keezy Young

#currentlyreading “Hello Sunshine” by Keezy Young • @keezyyoung.bsky.social 🌼 Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

Hey artists, if you see this, post a dog

Cover of “Heartless” by Nina Bunjevac

Interior spread from “Heartless” by Nina Bunjevac

Interior spread from “Heartless” by Nina Bunjevac

Interior spread from “Heartless” by Nina Bunjevac

#currentlyreading “Heartless” by Nina Bunjevac 🖤 Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

(I’ve got a small backlog of these posts that got put on hold because of… *gestures at the world*, so please take the word “currently” with a grain of salt)

Cover of “Cannon” by Lee Lai

Interior spread from “Cannon” by Lee Lai

Interior spread from “Cannon” by Lee Lai

Interior spread from “Cannon” by Lee Lai

#currentlyreading “Cannon” by Lee Lai 🐦‍⬛ Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

(I’ve got a small backlog of these posts that got put on hold because of… *gestures at the world*, so please take the word “currently” with a grain of salt)

Cover of “Angelica and the Bear Prince” by Trung Le Nguyen

Interior spread from “Angelica and the Bear Prince” by Trung Le Nguyen

Interior spread from “Angelica and the Bear Prince” by Trung Le Nguyen

Interior spread from “Angelica and the Bear Prince” by Trung Le Nguyen

#currentlyreading “Angelica and the Bear Prince” by Trung Le Nguyen • @trungles.com 🐻‍❄️👑❄️ Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

Bear with me — I’ve got a small backlog of these posts that got put on hold because of… *gestures at the world*, so please take the word “currently” with a grain of salt

A colored pencil sketch depicting an assembly of chocolate rabbits and eggs with colorful ribbons.

🎀🐰🌼🥚👒🐇🌷

Help yourself to some chocolate rabbits, drawn on a field trip to the Li-Lac chocolate factory in Brooklyn a decade ago (!!!)

Digital illustration created with overlapping green and orange linear halftones in Procreate, depicting shoots of grass emerging from drifts of snow.

Hoping that this is the last of our winter weather here in Minneapolis 🤞😬

Cover of “On a Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden

Interior spread from “On a Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden

Interior spread from “On a Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden

Interior spread from “On a Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden

* #currentlyreading “On a Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden 🚀 Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

* I’ve got a small backlog of these posts that got put on hold because of… *gestures at everything*, so please take the word “currently” with a grain of salt

Grayscale digital illustration depicting a paper chain of houses being singed by a burning match.

Photo of the printed illustration in The New York Times.

Forgot to post this lil’ black-and-white piece from the start of the year 🔥🏠🏠🏠 Big thanks to AD Vinnie Neuberg for the NYT Second Look spot!

Cover of "The Short While" by Jeremy Sorese

Interior spread from "The Short While" by Jeremy Sorese

Interior spread from "The Short While" by Jeremy Sorese

Interior spread from "The Short While" by Jeremy Sorese

#currentlyreadi̇ng * “The Short While” by @jeremysorese.bsky.social 🤖 Courtesy of Hennepin County Library

* “Currently” isn’t exactly accurate here — I’ve got a small backlog of these posts that got put on hold because of *gestures at the world*, so please bear with me!

📚 Ongoing thread for my 2026 #currentlyreading list 📚

Mail day! Always a treat to open up the newest @amillus.bsky.social annual and find my work inside

“On Book Bans and Minnesota” — illustration for @mspmag.bsky.social with art direction by Laurie Hawton

Cover by Dadu Shin ✨ Design by Rachel Willey

Thanks very much and totally agreed — I always appreciate when folks are willing to show the creative chaos going on behind the scenes!

This is my brain on color 😵‍💫

Digital palette tests and linear burn experiments from my recent illustration for The Gullet

Decision making is the most difficult part of the art process for me, so I find this strategy of boxing myself in to be strangely liberating. These self-imposed rules transform the blank page into a puzzle game, making a maze for my little rodent brain to explore.

The final illustration, showing all three overlapping color layers: orange + blue 1 + blue 2

Two overlapping color layers: orange + blue 1

Two overlapping color layers: orange + blue 2

Two overlapping color layers: blue 1 + blue 2

It's built out of one orange layer and two blue layers, using the linear burn blend mode to create the limited palette seen in the final illustration. Selectively layering these two colors can produce a surprising range of tones and effects, while also ensuring a harmonious and cohesive end result.

A peek behind the curtain to show the printmaking-inspired digital approach from my recent illustration for The Gullet...

That's so lovely, thanks very much!

Thumbnail sketch explorations from a recent illustration for The Gullet 🍳 “The Egg Mule” is a lovingly-written tribute to Alyce, a trusty four-legged member of the Yellowstone Horse and Mule team.

Process steps from this recent illustration for The Gullet — thumbnail sketch, color study, work in progress, & final illustration.

Many thanks to AD Greg Kozatek for the guidance along the way!

Digital illustration in blue, brown, and orange. The scene features two figures cooking by a campfire in a mountain landscape and a mule standing in the foreground.

An illustration for a lovingly-written tribute to a trusty member of the Yellowstone Horse and Mule team from The Gullet, with art direction by Greg Kozatek.

Absolutely surreal to see my ICE OUT illustration featured during last week’s protest poster projection event at the Witch’s Hat Tower in Prospect Park— big thanks to ArtYouHeart, Second Sight Visuals, and Nate Meyer for putting together an incredible showing!

Photo of a pop-up protest poster display at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. A large banner reads "ICE OUT FOR GOOD!" and a freestanding sign in the foreground says "FUCK ICE!"

Photo of a pop-up protest poster display at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. A large banner reads "ICE OUT FOR GOOD!"

Photo of a pop-up protest poster display at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.

Proud to be a small part of this incredible pop-up protest poster wall at MCAD 🚫🧊

Many thanks to the anonymous signal chat photographer for documenting the space!

The ICE invasion has put a lot of people who were formerly getting by in extra danger of financial ruin, including the looming possibility of eviction. Please give them some help if you’re able by donating to a rent fund. ⬇️
Every little bit helps. Thank you!

Stand With Minnesota Stand With Minnesota is a hub for supporting, learning, and taking action to support Minnesotans impacted by ICE and federal enforcement.

But seeing the way that our community has cared for each other makes me think that this is what fighting back can look like; making sure that all of our neighbors are warm, safe, sheltered, and fed. And together we’ll keep growing, no matter what.

A digital illustration depicting a glowing greenhouse full of plants surrounded by a snowy winter environment, with letters written in the snow spelling out "KEEP GROWING".

I drew this at the end of last year with the intention of sending it out into the world as a “Happy New Year” card, but as 2026 unfolded the positive message felt so out of step with the dire situation on the ground here in Minneapolis...

ICE Out ArtYouHeart is a marketplace for art prints and art-appointed everyday goods, so you can surround yourself with art you love. The works are created by independent and often underrepresented artists, a...

Today’s the final free entry day to check out the “ICE OUT” Protest Poster Show from ArtYouHeart & Can Can Wonderland — but the online fundraiser continues!

My poster design was inspired by…
⛷️ The impressive penmanship of Olympic heartthrob Gus Kenworthy
⛄️ This trio of paid outside agitators in my neighborhood
🐶 My dog’s desire to sniff ALL the yellow snow