by Jerry Miller
This is a spot I did for the March 12 – 18, 2009 issue of the Las Vegas Weekly. Here is a tearsheet of the printed page:
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: celebrity, evolution, Parody, satire
by Jerry Miller
For a spot in City Hall magazine, this illustration depicts New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (Ind.) with New York State Senator Martin Golden (R-Brooklyn.) The headline reads, “In Boosting Bloomberg Among GOP, a Golden Opportunity for Political Payback, Helping an ’09 mayoral run could pave way for ’10 Congressional run.” “State Senator Marty Golden is […]
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: elections, political, politics, satire
by Jerry Miller
This is a cover I illustrated of Governor David Paterson for The Capitol magazine. The subhead reads, “David Paterson tries to find his inner governor.”
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Obama, Parody, political, satire
by Jerry Miller
Back in December of 2008, Ryan Olbrysh at the Las Vegas weekly requested an illustration for the review of the new Killers’ album (stipulating that they be illustrated to resemble the four main characters from the Wizard of Oz.)
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: celebrity, Las Vegas, Music, satire
by Jerry Miller
In the June issue of Milwaukee Magazine I produced three spots of celebrity statues for their “Insider” page. Here is the magazine tearsheet:
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: celebrity, satire
by Jerry Miller
You can’t go wrong with a headline like that! The Las Vegas Weekly enlisted me to do a satirical take on the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo, with God as Santa surrounded not by Angels, but elves. The final layout of the cover:
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Parody, religion, satire
by Jerry Miller
Luxury Las Vegas magazine asked me to illustrate a full page image depicting the popularity of the date July 7th, 2007 (7-7-07) for weddings.
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Cleverness, Las Vegas, marriage, Parody, satire
by Jerry Miller
Apparently, Martha Stewart agreed to sell her name to a home construction corporation in Las Vegas—clearly in an effort to add some Martha-style clout to their brand. This was my snarky take on what Martha might actually bring to a home building project.
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: celebrity, Las Vegas, Parody, satire
