Here are the past four weeks of the NYTimes business travel spots – Flight attendants as refs in the war over carry-on bin space, business travel bouncing back, flight attendants give their perspective on air travel:

Last week I was supposed to have a sub but no one got that memo. In a pinch, I did one sketch with my daughter’s crayon while having breakfast in a Philadelphia hotel (and sent a photo from my phone) – the long-awaited 787 is coming:

Spot for a Remodeling article titled “Have I Got a Guy for You”, about giving rewards for referrals:

Two weeks of Science Times – the emotions of animals and science confirms the best way to pour your champagne:

For The Washington Post, how to be a great manager:

Half-page and a spot for Women’s Health on whether or not you need a financial therapist:

Not my usual thing but the art director requested this style based on this illustration I did for The Washington Post.

More to come next week!

Here is the final:

And here is the supplement (with me pretending I’m casually reading it):

And here are the four spots that ran throughout the story:

I got the news that after nearly 8 years, the illustrated Jobs column at the Washington Post will be replaced with an advertorial. Here is what will be one of the last Jobs illustrations, about whether or not you should disclose your pregnancy during the interview process:

The past 2 weeks of Road spots for the NYTimes – travelers’ concerns about radiation from the new body imaging machines and how frequent flier award points are becoming increasingly worthless:

Science this week was about how an elastic band changes shape as it rolls more quickly (tough one):

This was an interesting call from Smart Money – basically they were going to buy a piece of my stock, which looked more or less the same as this, but then realized the generic sampling of classified jobs I originally used wasn’t appropriate for a business magazine. So I changed the text in the job descriptions, and updated the rest of the drawing a little and dashed it off:

Finally a quarter-page for Seattle Monthly about the insanity of bank overdraft fees and the public’s poor money management skills, resulting in the $35 latte:

There are a few new items on TipTopGash as well, and more coming soon!

And, to follow up on the homepage, there is a new animation up at tiptopgash, the first in a series of three.

On the Road was about difficulties for corporate travel managers to budget around airline hidden fees:

And just for last Tuesday I got moved off Observatory to do a spot about scientists who had discovered that protons are actually slightly smaller than originally believed – a revelation that could disprove some long-held theories:

UPDATE:  It looks like the project to makeover Toothy for Emergency Dentist 24/7 may be on hold indefinitely. Boo. And last month I mentioned two proposals to NJ Monthly – a one-off humor piece and another that would be a monthly illustrated column – sadly, I wasn’t as lucky this time. Next week I’ll post one of the rejects, the other I may just pursue on my own.