by James Yang | Dec 12, 2017 | blog
Illustration for The Wall St Journal about dropping US stocks from your portfolio and embracing international stocks since US stocks are significantly more expensive. The image is basically me doing laundry and dropping a sock which happens every time. Orlie Kraus,...
by James Yang | Mar 8, 2016 | blog
Some illustrators stress about rush jobs but I don’t. They are like quick challenges on Top Chef so I treat it like a game. Dan Smith called with a rush job for an article about new US tax rules for global companies. Global companies complained about the...
by James Yang | Feb 9, 2016 | blog
Illustration for the Wall St Journal about the appeal of small international stocks. Art Director Orlie Kraus asked for an image with the idea that international small caps can be overlooked. Kids standing in a crowd of adults seemed the perfect launching point for...
by James Yang | May 5, 2015 | blog
Orlie Kraus at the Wall St Journal and I have worked together for many years so it’s always a pleasure whenever she calls. These illustrations were for a special section dedicated to international stock fund. International stories naturally bring up ideas of...
by James Yang | Feb 17, 2015 | blog, books, projects
A pleasant surprise popped in the mail the other day. “The Urban Imperative” for which I had done the cover had finally been published after a few years. This book was produced by the World Bank and it was one of those unusual cases where the cover art has...
