John Tomac once again enjoyed working on a fast job for the New Jersey Record Real Estate section, illustrating a story on the work that homeowners need to do once they decide to list their home for sale. (more)

John Tomac illustrates an article for ABA Journal about proposed legislation that would allow companies to file for bankruptcy closer to home, in the jurisdiction where they are headquartered. This would shift business away from the giant firms in NY and Delaware to more modest-sized, less expensive, local law firms. (more)

John Tomac illustrated the cover of Inside Counsel magazine, for a story that examines the state of intellectual property litigation. Manufacturers of smart phones and tablets are busy suing each other alleging infringement of patents and theft of trade secrets, which the writer likens to a battlefield. (more)

John Tomac illustrated the cover of this week’s Las Vegas City Life, highlighting their end-of-year feature recognizing Las Vegas residents who made a positive impact in 2011. The Art Director requested something superhero-related, in bright primary colors, but gave John the latitude to develop that idea a little more.  (more)

John W. Tomac worked a quick, pre-Thanksgiving job for the Chico News & Review, illustrating a story about residents who make a difference. (more)

John Tomac illustrated the cover of the Dallas Observer’s special Cowboys Preview issue. It seems the locals are a little down on America’s Team this year; 2011 looks a bit like a rebuilding year. (more)

John Tomac’s full page autobiographical illustration for Runners World magazine this past summer is now the topic of a short film. In it, John discusses running, cancer and illustration. (more)

John Tomac’s illustration for the current issue of Inside Counsel looks at the fallout from the SONY Playstation network data breach earlier this year. When Playstation was hacked, the personal data of millions of customers was compromised and the entire network was shut down for several weeks. (more)

John Tomac was one of numerous artists commissioned by Southwest Airlines’ Spirit Magazine to illustrate a trivia piece involving the number 40, in honor of their 40^th year in business. John’s piece of trivia: It takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of maple syrup. (more)

John Tomac had the rare opportunity to create an autobiographical piece for the July issue of Runner's World. John was diagnosed with Leukemia in September 2009 and a little over a year later ran and finished the New York City Marathon in under 3 hours. The story was a perfect fit for the issue, which focused on the intersection of running and cancer. GO JOHN! (more)