Jesse Kuhn created this illo for the July/August issue of Utne Reader Magazine.

"The story was really sad; it takes the reader alongside the author while he describes what it's like living with progressive neuromuscular disability that advances to the point of no longer being able to swallow," Jesse explains. (more)

Jesse Kuhn illustrates the raging competition over who makes the city’s finest Southside for Baltimore Magazine.  The Southside, a rum-based summer drink, is very popular in country clubs throughout the area, particularly Elkridge and Green Spring Valley. (more)

Jesse Kuhn was commissioned recently by Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine to create a cover and three interior full page illustrations. (more)

Here’s a recent illustration done by Jesse Kuhn for Johns Hopkins Magazine for an article discussing the university’s plans to cut their carbon footprint in half by making improvements to buildings that are considered “heavy breathers.” (more)

St. Louis Magazine commissioned Jesse Kuhn to illustrate a couple of articles for a Women’s Health series in their April issue. The first, Dieting By Disposition, was an article on how to lose weight without losing your mind. SLM asked dietitians and a personal trainer to reveal some common diet personality types, and then suggest food plans and exercises tailored to each... (more)

Jesse Kuhn created this illustration for the March issue of St. Louis Magazine for an article titled "Reading Other People's Mail." The story is about the Unwritten Letters Project, a platform for people to post something they've written or always wanted to say, anonymously, for the whole world to see. (more)

This half page illustration by Jesse Kuhn appears in the Jan/Feb issue of the Utne Reader. (more)

The January-February 2010 issue of the Utne Reader has five very different, but equally captivating, illustrations by members of theispot.com. (more)

Jesse Kuhn created three beautiful images for Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine. The story concerned three alumni who were recipients of Johns Hopkins scholarships, and what they've accomplished thus far since graduation. (more)

This month marks Jesse Kuhn's one year anniversary working with St. Louis Magazine.

Here's a new illustration her just created for their December 2009 issue, for a year in review article that didn't have a very long list of "great" news to highlight (job losses, political scandals, downtown turnaround, recessionary real estate, changes in crime, etc.).