Texas Monthly

During my time in the Art Department at Texas Monthly, I worked closely with art directors to create visuals for print and web.

Print
Design, production and art direction for award-winning monthly magazine with a combined monthly audience of more than 34.6 million.

2019 December Issue: The Power of Boots
Cover Design: Emily Kimbro
Team - Design Director: Emily Kimbro; Art Director: Victoria Milner; Associate Art Director: Jenn Hair; Photo Editor: Claire Hogan; Art Assistant: Kathia Ramirez

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Lizzo’s Rise to Stardom
Art direction and layout design for front and back of book sections in monthly magazine.
Illustration by Gluekit

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Digital

Art direction, illustration and animations for varies digital series.

TM Happy Hour
A web series offering classic cocktail recipes.

Team - Design Director: Emily Kimbro; Photo Editor: Claire Hogan; Designer: Kathia Ramirez

Photography: Mackenzie Smith Kelley

Type Animation: Kathia Ramirez

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Bedtime Stories
A web series offering a
virtual escape from the pandemic through the art of storytelling. Editors narrated their favorite stories from past issues.
Team - Design Director: Emily Kimbro; Designer: Kathia Ramirez

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Texas History
Art direction for digital Series.
Illustrations by Molly Snee

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Get To Know a Swing District
Art direction for digital Series.
Illustrations by Bloodbros.
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Tacopedia

Team - Design Director: Emily Kimbro; Art Director: Victoria Milner; Associate Art Director: Jenn Hair; Photo Editor: Claire Hogan; Art Assistant: Kathia Ramirez

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Illustrations

A variety of original illustrations that were used for the web.

Showdown at the Salon: How Hairdressing Became the Thing We Fight About in the Middle of the Pandemic The Shelley Luther saga gave Texas politicians an excuse to change the conversation, and deflect blame.

What I Learned as a Young Black Political Speaker in Liberal White Austin The recent uprisings have confirmed for me that platitudes aren’t enough.

Does Buc-ee’s Really Have The Best Gas Station Coffee In America
The beloved Texas pit stop’s brew placed first in the nation for the third year in a row.

“Scheduling Angels” Are Scouring the Internet to Book Vaccine Appointments for Strangers"Volunteers across Texas have stepped up to help seniors, non-English speakers, and others in need navigate an opaque system.

How Republican Lawmakers Might Redraw the Texas Congressional
The state is expected to receive three new U.S. House seats. But those looking to expand the GOP majority in the congressional delegation won’t have an easy task.

Matthew McConaughey’s Memoir Doesn’t Dispel His Own Mythology—But Does Challenge It
In his recently released memoir, the Texan actor spins tall tales that just so happen to be true.

Could Voting by Mail in November Become an Act of Civil Disobedience?
Unless the courts rule decisively, Texas voters could face a terrible choice: risk their health at the polls, or risk prosecution by using a mail-in ballot.

Two Austin Women Hope to Build the First Lab-Grown Brisket
The founders of BioBQ are designing a real-meat version of the Texas barbecue favorite—no animal slaughter required.

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