Sloth
2011
Illustration, Editing, Creative Direction
for Carrier Pigeon: Illustrated Fiction and Fine Art issue no. 6 (winter 2011)
Slothfor Carrier Pigeon: Illustrated Fiction and Fine Art issue no. 6 (winter 2011) | showcased here with permission
"Sloth," written by Matthew Blair, chronicles an art handler's downfall into dementia. Above, our hero ponders the growing weight of his face.
The weight is relieved, but an intruder is born.
"He was wet, like a bandit, and smiling. What was the meaning of this?"
"I would know it when I saw it, I figured. The A train. What a beautiful idea! 'A' for Anonymous Ocean. . . . 'A' for Atlantic. . . . I tried to visualize the chain of events: the houses with fishing boats docked in their backyard, the wide stretch of Jamaica Bay, the little islands and birds scattered around like dust—an exceptionally beautiful train ride."
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