Brucie Rosch’s this image for Johns Hopkins Magazine illustrates a story about two computer scientists who had the idea of “mining” Twitter for super-current public health data by looking for keywords that suggest, for example, increased use of over the counter cold and flu medicines, or a spike in allergy symptoms. (more)

Brucie Rosch created this illustration for a story in Seattle Magazine on that city’s ongoing struggles (and long delay) in choosing a mascot for the Sounders soccer team. (more)

Brucie Rosch’s smart, whimsical style was just the ticket for the cover and two interior illos for The Pitch magazine in Kansas City. (more)

Brucie Rosch created this illustration for a college magazine article on OK Cupid, the dating service that matches people using algorithms. Which means: asking you a lot, LOT, LOT! of questions to pin down exactly who you are, and who you might like. (more)

Brucie Rosch delivered this image a couple weeks ago for Chief Executive’s humorous back page article on proposed new airline seats that will pack in yet more passengers. No breathing, please! (more)

Brucie Rosch created an opener and a 1/3 page illustration for a contracting trade magazine recently. The article's subject is the pros (and a few cons) of hiring formerly self-employed workers for your own construction biz. (more)

Brucie Rosch conjured up this opener for an article in Harvard Magazine, written by a student. The topic: Halfway through four years of college… (more)

Brucie Rosch created this cover for a power industry trade magazine on the topic of cyber security.(more)