email: jori@joribolton.com
December 6, 2013
New Work for the Globe and Mail
An illustration in today's Globe and Mail, for a Facts & Arguments essay about a man's experience with a museum's overzealous security staff. You can read the article here.
November 29, 2013
The Weekly Standard
Here's a new piece I just did for the Weekly Standard's latest Casual column. You can read the accompanying story here: A Man's Word - by Irwin M. Stelzer
November 15, 2013
Website update!
I've updated the portfolio, adding new work for Health Solutions magazine, Working Mother, The Globe and Mail, and Education Week (last two shown below).
"Civics in the Common Core" for Education Week
ADHD for The Globe and Mail
(Click to view images larger, and browse through the portfolio.)
June 15, 2013
Book Review Illustration for the Globe and Mail, and
3x3 Pro Show No. 10
My illustration for Katherine Ashenburg’s review of Lionel Shriver’s book, Big Brother in the weekend edition of the Globe and Mail. Thanks to AD Matt French!
3x3 Professional Show, No. 10
I was also excited and honoured to find out my illustration for Education Week, on the topic of the education reform debate, was selected as a Merit winner in the 3x3 Professional Show, No. 10. Thanks to again to AD Vanessa Solis!
June 9, 2013
Reader's Digest
A spot portrait of Mary Walsh as Marg Delahunty for Reader's Digest's "Reader's Write" column in the June issue.
May 2, 2013
Globe and Mail - Mittens!
New Facts & Arguments piece for the Globe and Mail! This essay told of how the author never had mittens or umbrellas as a child, as her mother had deemed them some sort of excessive luxury. When the children went out in the snow, they had to wear socks on their hands in place of gloves. Thanks of course to AD Matt French!
APRIL 17, 2013
Globe and Mail
Another piece for the Globe and Mail's Facts and Arguments column. This essay was about a woman in the U.S. Foreign Service who reminisces about the Italian grocery store she grew up in as a child. Now stationed in Ottawa, Ontario, she reconnects with the memory by visiting a local Italian grocer.
MARCH 25, 2013
Boston Globe Op-Ed
A quick turn around for an Op-Ed in today's Boston Globe. It was great to work with unrestricted dimensions and AD Heather Hopp-Bruce made it look twice as good with the page layout!
You can see larger images of the piece in my tumblr post.
MARCH 5, 2013
New Work - Globe and Mail
Here’s a new piece I just did for the always-great-to-work-with Matt French at the Globe and Mail. This Facts and Arguments essay was about a man who drives the scenic, no-winter-maintenance route home on a whim and proceeds to berate himself excessively for his foolishness.
You can see some larger images of the piece in my tumblr post.
You can read the article online at the Globe and Mail, here.
FEBRUARY 22, 2013
New Work - Globe and Mail, Canadian Grocer
A recent piece for Matt French at The Globe and Mail. It accompanied an essay about a man spoiled by his prodigious reading ability as a youngster, who then finds himself uninterested in keeping up with the pace and practicality of adulthood.
A spot illustration for a column in the February issue of Canadian Grocer. The article discussed how the grocery business is becoming increasingly dominated by non-standard grocery retailers, such as megastores like Walmart and warehouse stores like Costco. Thanks to AD Lindsay Maclachlan!