by James Yang | Dec 4, 2012 | blog
As a child I remember watching documentary about the human brain. In the final scene, a subject had wires coming from his head connected to a toy train set. He was able to control the train with his brain. Illustration for Scientific America for David Pogue’s...
by James Yang | Nov 27, 2012 | blog
One of my obsessions when Mrs. Yang is away on one of her many projects is organizing the house when she’s gone. I’m always fascinated with how fellow illustrators create their workspace and look for ideas to steal. This illustration was done for SooJin...
by James Yang | Nov 13, 2012 | blog
Post mortems are always fascinating. The big idea after the most recent election was demographics and the mathematical problems one party might have in the future if they keep on their current path. This illustration for the Chronicle of Higher Education was about the...
by James Yang | Oct 9, 2012 | blog, editorial
With numerous stories about bullying appearing in the news recently it was inevitable a bullying article would come across my desk as a project. This story is a little different as it talks about some extreme cases to stop bullying turning into cases of institutions...
by James Yang | Jul 10, 2012 | blog
It is amazing the amount of junk mail received with offers of riches from African royalty and penny stocks that will make you rich. I’m still in disbelief about the famous psychologist who gave 1.3 million to a Nigerian scam. While these scams seem obvious,...
