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ZE OTAVIO | LEOPOLD ASCHENBRENNER WAS HAILED AS THE ‘NOSTRADAMUS OF AI BUT HIS SITUATIONAL AWARENESS HEDGE FUND TOOK ON TOO MUCH LEVERAGE FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

"Leopold Aschenbrenner was hailed as the 'Nostradamus of AI.' But his Situational Awareness hedge fund took on too much leverage,…

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VIDHYA NAGARAJAN | THE COMMON COLD FOR SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE

Tis' the season...It's time to find out everything you need to know about the common cold with #lcmartist Vidhya Nagarajan and…

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CHLOE ZOLA | OLD TIMEY ALL THE TIMEY FOR THE NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE

For all you national parks fanatics this ones for you as you'll learn what it's like to be married to…

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ZE OTAVIO | SO FAR UNDER THE RADAR FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNA

"The World’s Most Anonymous CEO Is About to Take Center Stage" and we get to hear all about it through…

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RYAN JOHNSON | OLDER PEOPLE RARELY WANT HEARING AIDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE

Here's a really interesting article illustrated by #lcmartist Ryan Johnson for The Boston Globe on how older people are rarely…

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GONÇALO VIANA | WHAT AI MAY MEAN FOR THE FUTURE OF ART AND ARTISTS FOR PUBLICO

Here's a great piece on a subject that we should all be interested. The article written by #lcmartist Gonçalo Viana…

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ANTOINE DORE | WHY ADULTS ARE MORE IMAGINATIVE THAN CHILDREN FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

This is a wonderful article on imagination illustrated by #lcmartist Antoine Dore for The Wall Street Journal. Learn more about…

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DAVID JUNKIN | I WANT EVERYTHING (WITH STEEL) FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Loving this new portrait by #lcmartist David Junkin for The Wall Street Journal, couldn't be more perfect for this article…

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EVANGELINE GALLAGHER | THE CRACKED FOUNDATION FOR THE NEW REPUBLIC

Wonderful new art by #lcmartist Evangeline Gallagher for The New Republic called "The Cracked Foundation" about the Constitution as obstacle course;…

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RYAN JOHNSON | ON THE WING FOR INDIANAPOLIS MONTHLY

Apparently in the summers in Indiana bats are seen everywhere but by fall they vanish. We learned in the next…

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