Pig
Drawing - Pencil on paper (11X 6.5 inch)
Original FOR SALE $400. Interested contact me here please.
Pencil on paper (11X 6.5 inch)
The Pepper Family poster
The Pepper Family poster (18x24)
Send me an email if you want to buy a copy:)
Embutidos Ibéricos
I love “Embutidos Ibéricos” - Spanish sausages - although I don’t eat them anymore.
One of my childhood strongest memories is watching the slaughter of a pig and the making of hundreds of different sausages using all the parts of the animal.
Embutidos Ibéricos. Monotypes (2013)
Ajos
Oil on canvas.
Oil on canvas
La mar de caliente
Label design for hot sauce "La mar de Caliente".
Logo for restaurant
Logo treatments for "Philly Steak Sandwich" restaurant in Madrid, Spain.
Daikon Kimchi and Miso marinated garlic
A painting from an ongoing series of still lifes I am making on the iPad (with Procreate).
iPad painting (Procreate)
Roast Christmas Pig A Lo Cubano
The classic magic trick of the disappearing woman served as inspiration for these illustrations for Food Republic about the curious history of the Caja China, or Magic Box, a Cuban invention for perfectly cooking suckling pig, the Caribbean Christmas centerpiece.
Read this story here.
Hot Dog Truck
This painting is made from a still of one of my favorite movies "The Station Agent"
Thai Town LA
When we moved to Los Angeles, I wanted to live near Thai Town, the center of the biggest Thai community outside of Thailand. I have traveled in Thailand, and the cuisine is one of my favorites. Here in L.A., I have journeyed through Thai Town to eat noodles, barbecue, Southern Thai home cooking, Thai street food…trying new dishes and drawing in my notebook every time I go t a new place.
Beyond paella
The typical image of paella in Spanish restaurants is a bad close-up photo on a menu discolored by the sun. While that cultural iconography may have its own kitsch appeal, it has nothing to do with the immediate visual effect of a real paella. This story on Food Republic went "Beyond Paella" to chronicle some of the other classic Spanish dishes among my favorites in my own style.
Spice Station
Spice Station is a store in the Silverlake in Los Angeles that sells hundreds if not thousands of spices from all over the world.
All You Need To Know About Maple Syrup
We eat a lot of syrup at my house.
My brother-in-law has been a maple syrup farmer for more than 25 years. My wife, Judy Cantor-Navas, had the idea of doing a story for Food Republic about the various grades of syrup, something that people tend to have passionate opinions about. As seen here, I riffed on the Pantone Color Chart to represent the different shades of maple syrup.
Tequila reposado
Iphone painting of a glass of Tequila reposado.
Fatherhood Chronicles
The lunch you pack for your child says a lot about YOU. That was the idea for this feature for Food Republic showing hypothetical lunch boxes prepared by 5 different types of fathers. I drew them with industrial design-style graphics with colored pencils.
An Illustrated Guide To LA Food Trucks
I live in Los Angeles where the food truck culture is huge. These illustrations are from one of my first illustrated guides for Food Republic. I wanted to create a look between an informational chart and a street art graphic.
Click here for the original story.
International Barbecue
Five countries, five different barbecues. Meat is the protagonist in this series for Food Republic. The scene and the soundtrack changes, but the role of the outdoor cook at the fire surrounded by friends stays the same whatever the country.
Afro-Cuban Jazz Meets An Afro-Cuban Menu In Harlem
I made this illustration for a story for Food Republic about a Cuban-themed dinner by chef Marcus Samuelsson at Ginny's Supper Club in Harlem. He created an Afro-Cuban menu for a night of Latin Jazz music by pianist Arturo O’Farrill and his orchestra. The similarities of jazz improvisation and cooking inspired this image.
Arturo O'Farrill brings his Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra to Ginny's in Harlem Tuesday, with a themed dinner by Marcus Samuelsson.
Lamb Tagine: Salaam
In 2007 my wife, Judy Cantor-Navas, and I were invited to the Festival of Sacred Music in Fez. We also took a cooking class with chef Lahcen Beqqi. With Lahcen, we shopped at the souk and prepared a three-course meal in the kitchen of a Riad. Our trip to Morroco inspired a book, called Salaam, with texts by Judy and my illustrations and photographs. This is the illustration for the lamb tagine recipe.
Oil on cardboard (2007)