Joanna Neborsky
2012 - 2018
Selections from the Op-Ed page, Sunday Review, and the Book Review. See also: Lost + Found.
August 2019
Fashion’s luminaries at their favorite restaurants.
2024
Series for the Wall Street Journal.
2019
Spots for International Acts of Kindness Day.
2016 - 2017
Illustration and lettering for director Alessandro Baricco’s weekly column Archivo General de Indias.
2016
For The Development Set, an article on the inequities of America's approach to gifted education.
2016
Spot illustrations woven into a poem about a classic five-and-dime store in Buffalo, New York. Client: Intuit. Agency: RPA.
2015
The Work and Play issue: cover and interior spots.
Images for “We Need a Green New Deal for Housing.”
2010
From the annual "Where to Eat" issue.
Images for Season 2 of the NPR Marketplace podcast about federal regulations.
Illustrations for online cooking magazine.
2016
On student loans, learning disabilities, eating disorders, slut-shaming, gender identity.
2015 - 2017
Semi-monthly illustrations for “Asking for a Friend,” an advice column by Liza Featherstone.
2013
Spots from 100 Places to Eat Like a Local issue.
2012
Icons and glossary drawn from Bill Peters’s novel of late-90s Rochester, New York. Black Balloon Publishing.
2010, 2011
Lettering and spot illustrations for Beauty and Fashion Roundups.
2016
From A Family Matter, the story of a dangerous intervention by California’s child protective services into the life of a Riverside family.
2010
The history of debt in David Graeber's To Have Is to Owe. Press: Bookforum
See also: How to Print an Internet Magazine.
2010
Six wall panels for the children's room of the Georgetown Public Library. Textures and objects are sampled from D.C. library collections; characters are drawn from the neighborhood; the words, from Georgetowner Francis Scott Key.
2011, 2012
Three installments of Joe Berkowitz's "My Superpower is Being Alone Forever": on the disappointments of online dating; on the difficulty of making plans while single; on breakups and rebounds.
2009
Gentle nudges for the lazy environmentalist, a series commissioned by Brooklyn design studio Citizen Scholar.
2010–2017
Tablet, Voyeur, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Bulletin, High Life, MarieClaire, Red Bull, Wall Street Journal.
