The devil you don’t know: on Central American violence and the United States’ stance on the undocumented
Illustrations depicting the lives of children living in Honduras, which has one of the highest murder rates in the world. Thousands of young Honduran refugees have fled the country’s chronic…
Scenes of family detention centers in the United States juxtaposed with illustrations of mourning doves migrating from Central America to Canada.
Illustrations of theater buildings in New York City, as they appeared between 1910 and today
Illustrations of Syrians struggling to survive in the civil war–torn city of Aleppo, by Jason Novak.
Illustrations of Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, as it appeared between 1928 and today.
From How to Be Perfect: An Illustrated Guide, with words by Ron Padgett and illustrations by Jason Novak.
Illustrations of Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as it appeared between the 1930s and today.
The artist’s interpretation of a speech given in 63 B.C. by Marcus Tullius Cicero, the consul of Rome, in which he denounced senator Lucius Sergius Catilina’s plot to overthrow the…
Illustrations of Manhattan Avenue in Brooklyn, as it appeared in the 1930s and today.
Illustrations of cigar stores on Broadway in New York City, as they appeared between the early 1900s and today
Illustrations of 315 Bowery in New York City, as it appeared between the 1940s and today.
Illustrations of Manhattan’s East Village neighborhood, as it appeared decades ago and today.
Greenwich Village Then and Now, illustrations, by Julia Wertz, of three blocks in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood, as they appeared in the 1930s and today. View all...
Greenpoint Then and Now, illustrations, by Julia Wertz, of three blocks in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood, as they appeared in the 1920s and today. View all...
An illustrated interpretation of “Gone, Gone Again,” by the British poet Edward Thomas.