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CHRIS GASH: 2011 WRAP-UP

December 12, 2011

Chris Gash winds up the end of the year with plenty of work in all sorts of publications. This was a section opener for American Medical News about legal help for doctors when online reviews cross the line into defamation:

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The Border Patrol, responsible for busting gun-runners and drug-smugglers, are in fact running guns and smuggling drugs, according to this cover story for the Phoenix New Times:

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Here is the latest “Wisdom Circle” spot for AARP The Magazine, this one about a woman who can’t let go of the anger she feels toward her ex-husband:

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Science Times from two weeks ago was about how dolphins “waddle” under the weight of pregnancy. This next one was about people with grapheme-color synesthesia – “The kicker is that we weren’t sure if there would be color on the page that week so the illustration couldn’t rely on it, which was a head-scratcher” says Chris:

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The NY Times Biz Day spot last week about alliance airlines and how you never know who will be flying the plane regardless of what your ticket says:

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For Remodeling Magazine, a story about how a quick personal response can satisfy an unhappy customer:

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And finally a quick one for the Saturday Wall Street Journal about how best to complain to retailers in order to get your way, this parody of Lichtenstein:

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Tags: Chris Gash, Magazine, Newspapers

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