Pete Ryan created this image for Canadian Wildlife, illustrating a piece about the massive amount of carbon and methane coming up out of the ocean and into the atmosphere, accelerating global warming. (more)

Pete Ryan’s conceptual skills rose to the challenge of a recent article for AARP about time banking, a community initiative where individuals "log" hours by performing tasks for others, and in doing so, build up hours they can use to receive help from others. (more)

Pete Ryan created this full page image for HR Magazine to illustrate an article about the extreme burden of having a criminal record for professionals re-entering the work force. (more)

Pete Ryan had time to whip up a couple of covers before the New Year. First, for the Broward New Times, an illustration about predatory charter schools that target "at risk" kids with the promise of a diploma, but don’t deliver. (more)

Peter Ryan's piece for Business Week magazine illustrated an article about across the board financial cuts:  bankers are being laid off with no jobs to turn to, in an overall reduced industry. (more)

Pete Ryan has been working on a series of illustrations for Money Sense magazine to accompany an ongoing info section about ETF's: buying /selling them, using them, boutique ETF's etc. (more)

Pete Ryan’s over-sized full page illustration for Leap Magazine sends a message of hope to those dealing with the emotional and physical harshness of cancer. Sometimes talking about it - sharing your story - is the best was to deal with the pain. (more)

Pete Ryan recent illustration for HR Magazine was for a piece about flextime and the freedom it grants workers from the clock. Pete offered two versions, both juxtaposing realism with a powerful graphic. (more)

Pete Ryan created this image for Readers Digest Asia to illustrate an story about a father who is so afraid of his son getting hurt that he finds himself being obsessive and over-protective. (more)

Pete Ryan’s full page illustration for Ryerson Review of Journalism goes with an article about limiting journalists’ freedom when posting on Twitter. Many publications now have strict social media codes of conduct; Pete’s clipped wing metaphor for showing restriction says it all. (more)