Jonathon Rosen Studio
 


Individual Illustrations


Clients include: Discover Magazine, TIME, Blab, Beach Culture, Entertainment Weekly, PAPER Magazine, NY Times OP/ED, Science, Sunday Magazine & Week in Review sections.

PLANSPONSER MAGAZINE - NEW HORIZONS A spread, one of several pieces from the New York Times Sunday Magazine for an article about cyber-privacy issues. The Seamy River. A project for Blab! Recieved a silver award from the Society of Publication Designers, (SPD) 2002. Leonardo DiCaprio. Originally commissioned for the film Gangs of New York. Published in Entertainment Weekly. Circus mutations, a CD cover for an Imago Record Company music compilation Who is Abu Musab al-Zaqawi ? New York Times Week in Review section An essay on ipod psychology & personality insight. New York Times Week in Review section. From discover magazine, for an article about tool using monkeys. A spread from Runner's Magazine about a marathon in Cuba. A spread for Boston Magazine about Mr. Lawrence Summers, the smooth-talking president of Harvard University. A handwriting transmission machine in action. PAPER Magazine. NYT Science Times section cover; Free Will: Now You Have It, Now You Don't. 2007 The Economic Unit Called Supermom So how to value mom's benevolence and hard work? Published: May 8, 2005. NYTimes Week in review. Radical Fashion. A series of silhouette drawings for PAPER Magazine Voyage Along the Horizon by Javier Marías. Published by Believer Books. Howard Hughes Medical Institute Bulletin. Lymphocytes, Camera, Action ! Digital video vignettes of the immune system in action are opening scientist's eyes. Standford Medicine magazine; article about organ transplant medical zones and organ distribution. Weston Magazine. THE BANK ROBBERY a story by Steven Schutzman. Sept 2005. [excerpt:] The bank robber told his story in little notes to the bank teller. Dose Magazine, Canada. Can the Mind heal the Body ? Mesmerism in ACTION. MOTHER JONES; Pop neuroscience promises to reveal the secrets of life. Too bad the brain is a gray area. Cover LA Times Book Review section: Monkey Girl: Evolution, Education, Religion, and the Battle for America's Soul by Edward Humes (Author) Plansponsor Magazine, summer 2007. Building your own, an article about customizing your financial investments. NYTimes Science Times 7/3/07:Winding Through ‘Big Dreams’ Are the Threads of Our Lives. “Back to life” or “visitation” dreams, as they are known among dream specialists and psychologists, are vivid and memorable dreams of the dead. They are a particularly potent form of what Carl Jung called “big dreams,” the emotionally vibrant ones we remember for the rest of our lives. NY Times Op-Ed: Unidentified Flying Threats Mother Jones. Gay by Choice? The Science of Sexual Identity. News: If science proves sexual orientation is more fluid than we've been led to believe, can homosexuality still be a protected right? King Algorithm: An Oracle for Our Time, Part Man, Part Machine. NYTimes Week in Review NY Times Health Section: Many people refuse to get their teeth x-rays due to IRRATIONAL RADIATION FEARS. ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES NYTimes Book review, cover. “Atmospheric Disturbances,” a brainy, whimsical, emotionally contained first novel by Rivka Galchen, a young M.D. turned M.F.A. Galchen’s narrator, a fussy 51-year-old psychiatrist named Leo Liebenstein, believes that his beautiful, much-younger Argentine wife, Rema, has been replaced by a “doppelgänger,” a “simulacrum,” an “impostress,” an “ersatz” spouse. “Last December,” Leo explains, “a woman entered my apartment who looked exactly like my wife.” The Believer Magazine is HOLY so that the BELIEVER may gaze @ & upon rub-on tatoos through HOLES. NY Times op ed The Muddled Tracks of All Those Tears, NY Times Science Section. They’re considered a release, a psychological tonic, and to many a glimpse of something deeper: the heart’s own sign language, emotional perspiration from the well of common humanity. One of many drawings for Amy Stewart's WICKED PLANTS. "Delightfully macabre...With drawings that illustrate the fate of the incautious, Stewart's original take on the plant kingdom is one worth seeking, if only to avoid its contents." --SEED Magazine NY Times. Finally, the Spleen Gets Some Respect. Scientists have discovered that the spleen, long consigned to the B-list of abdominal organs and known as much for its metaphoric as its physiological value, plays a more important role in the body’s defense system than anyone suspected. Stanford Medical Magazine. The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research (2). Stanford Medical Magazine. The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research. Darwin lives Scientists battle the forces of intelligent design. Stanford Medical Magazine. AI5000; Environmental Investing: Debunking the Myths Darwin lives Scientists battle the forces of intelligent design. Stanford Medical Magazine. AI5000; Environmental Investing: Debunking the Myths /2. NY Times Week in review: In a matter of about 12 minutes more than $1 billion in United Airlines market value stock-evaporated...automatically. Taking the Mystery Out of Web Anonymity. New York Times Week in Review. Spread. Taking the Mystery Out of Web Anonymity. New York Times Week in Review ASSET INTL. Feature: Rebalancing. Wall Street Journal. ETFs Shunned by Many Plans. Investment advisers are big fans of exchange-traded funds, but that often doesn't extend to putting them on the menus of corporate retirement programs. Mother Jones Magazine. The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science. NY Times Week In Review. A startling clinical study about liposuction, the most popular plastic surgery, with more than 450,000 operations a year. Plansponser. Justice. Beach culture magazine - song by Coil: love's secret domain. NYTIMES book review BOOKS ON SCIENCE From Hitler to Mother Teresa: 6 Degrees of Empathy. “The Science of Evil” proposes a simple but persuasive hypothesis for a new way to think about evil. Story of a Jazz Age Murder. New York Times Book Review. Discover Magazine : Who You Callin' "Bird Brain"? The amazing smarts of crows, jays, and other corvids are forcing scientists to rethink when and why intelligence evolved. Ny Times OP-ED March. Giving Life After Death Row. Sony Music. Alt Rock Comp CD Illustration by Jonathon Rosen Photo by Beth Herzhaft LETTERS / NYT Sunday Review: Sunday Dialogue: Bird Flu Experiments NYT Book review How to Measure a Cheshire Grin ? “Lewis Carroll in Numberland". Dose Magazine, Canada. Generic Music. Time Magazine. An army of Chinese hackers target American military and infrastructure. Cover of LE TENDON REVOLVER 3 Edited by United Dead Artists - France Ilustrations for Asset international. Dept: Strategy + Tactics University of Chicago is being run a bit like a corporate fund. The Fast Food Fruit: The banana’s journey from the plantation to you is one long science project. nautilus/issue/3/ A spread from Time Magazine wonders if we're losing our edge. The Brainteaser ‘Undiluted Hocus-Pocus,’ by Martin Gardner, NYTimes Book Review


Active v. passive debate / PLANSPONSER 2021 Rich mall poor mall / PLANSPONSER magazine 2022 Rooster of injustice Anti-globalization. Rearranging the supply chain. / PLANSPONSER magazine 2022 NYTimes Opinion; Encouraging Doctors to Admit Errors June 5, 2013 NYTimes Opinion; Encouraging Doctors to Admit Errors June 5, 2013 Up and Down. PLANSPONSER Magazine 2022 Happiness Meter / Time Magazine business card art Alice in Numberland (detail) NYTimes book review) The Difference Engine by Bruce Sterling + William Gibson, book review, Entertainment Weekly Sony Music New Music Compilation CD Free your Mind / MTV awards Book. Honored to have been invited to design this new apparel art for the scholarship fund in memory of one of my favorite creative collaborators, Brett Kilroe. All funds raised will be paid directly to The Alberta College of Art + Design for Scholarship Endowment fund in Brett Robinson Kilroe’s honor. NYTimes special section on healthcare Discover magazine - 20 things you didn't know about kissing Beach Culture Beach Culture / Global Warming