rolling stone

portrait of conor oberst (bright eyes) in the recent issue of rolling stone magazine

google street view postcards

the set of 26 street view sketches for sale: here

du magazine

portraits for du magazine

the hookers of budapest

new project- the hookers of budapest <-- flickr set link

jamie

some illustrations for jamie oliver's magazine

muzeumcafe

imagining a new museum quarter in budapest. iillustration for a story in muzeum café.

zoo

cover for a hungarian magazine

hinz&kunzt

cover for the hinz&kunzt, a german magazine from hamburg

centurion magazine

maps for centurion magazine

street view sketches

prints are now for sale. link

new york press cover

cover from last month that i did for new york press. its about a new breed of hipsters called "Helpsters"

portraits

some b&w portraits i did for centurion magazine

indie magazine

illustration about twins that will be in the spring issue of indie magazine

book review

a illustration from last year that i did for the globe and mail, and it was for a review on Gordon Korman's novel called Pop.

chrismon

lettering for a german magazine called chrismon

google street view sketches

new cities added to my google street view abc series link

illusive

i was honoured to be featured in the new illusive book, among many exceptional contemporary illustrators.

second child

this is for a story about a mother who after the birth of her second child has some concerns if she will be able to love her new born as much as she loves her older son, and she feels guilt because of this feeling.
but then soon realizes how lucky she is and feels ready to be the mother of the two boys, unable to decide which one she loves more and her love for the two children grows bigger and stronger with each passing day.

in today's the globe and mail.

wine label

for a canadian vineyard

Packaging

the globe and mail

illustration in next monday's globe and mail.

poolga

iphone wallpapers on poolga

hussars

illustration for múzeuMCafé

guardian weekend magazine

illustration for a column by Oliver Burkeman, in the guardian weekend magazine. basically it's about the lack of a proper sense of urgency in our life, about how we try to please everybody else but ourselves, altho we are aware that our time is limited. therefore -the writing says- we need a revival of the artistic genre known as the memento mori. just like in renaissance europe where public clocks carried latin phrases reminding that time was ticking away and everybody is mortal.

MC

illustration for MúzeumCafé for an article about how does the financial crises affect th cultural sponsorship

jockeys having a chit chat

beach volley

summertime...

J.F.K eating spaghetti