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James Decker

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illustration of Overcoming self-doubt to achieve peak performance.
illustration of The groceries that no one wants to panic-buy
illustration of “Useless” liberal arts degrees have become the hottest ticket in the tech industry.
illustration of The slow death of purposeless walking
illustration of How fast food reveals secrets of the economy.
illustration of The case for letting the restaurant industry die.
illustration of What does it mean that trust in government is on the wane?
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illustration of Smart ways to handle an inheritance
illustration of Higher education today resembles a massive Ponzi scheme
illustration of The hipster effect: why anti-conformists always end up looking the same
illustration of Religion is about emotion regulation, and it’s very good at it.
illustration of The female problem: how male bias in medical trials ruined women’s health.
illustration of A study shows that we may subconsciously deceive ourselves in order to deceive and manipulate others.
illustration of Millenials aren't apathetic, they're remaking the Democratic party.
illustration of A belief in meritocracy is not only false, it’s bad for you (the critical role that luck plays in success)
illustration of Why your house is a terrible investment
illustration of Deleting genes could boost lifespan by 60 percent.
illustration of “Structured thinking”: a problem-solving technique that involves asking many small questions to achieve a solution.
illustration of Teen cyberbullying
illustration of The microfinance delusion: how small loans undermine the economy in the long run
illustration of Knitting has been shown to lower blood pressure, reduce depression and slow dementia.
illustration of A study finds that fasting for as little as three days can regenerate the entire immune system.
illustration of The dark side of charisma
illustration of Does DNA determine happiness?
illustration of For many teens, heroin addiction begins with wisdom tooth surgery
illustration of Gaining control over those who have power over you
illustration of Coronavirus marks the end of the office as we know it.
illustration of Stop the food label fear-mongering: we all lose when food manufacturers create labels that play on consumer fears.
illustration of “I lost my life to Airbnb”
illustration of How to get a job without prior experience
illustration of How the Bitcoin boom is bad for the environment
illustration of The hidden menu tricks used by restaurants to increase sales
illustration of How to reduce digital distractions: advice from medieval monks
illustration of In the 23 And Me era, kids of sperm donors are using social media to find each other
illustration of How vitamins went from medical marvel to marketing scam.
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illustration of The good guy/bad guy myth: pop culture today is obsessed with the battle between good and evil. Traditional folktales never were.
illustration of You’re never going to have a legacy, so give up trying.
illustration of A growing cult of millennials is obsessed with early retirement
illustration of How to retire forever on a fixed income
illustration of Conservatives who feel excluded working inside of the tech industry's predominantly liberal culture
illustration of Acting like an extrovert has benefits, but not for introverts.
illustration of The 2018 midterms could kill the American moderate for good
illustration of The politics of logic: should philosophy express the national character of a people?
illustration of Redesigning cities to fight loneliness

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Editorial and conceptual illustrator with a minimalist style.

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Black & White, Conceptual, Digital, Graphic, Line, Line with Color, Silhouette

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Humor, Annual Report, Architecture, Celebrities, Children, Children's Books, Computers, Corporate, Editorial, Education, Family, Fantasy, Food, Health, Historical, Industrial, Landscape, Leisure, Medical, Nature, People, Political, Product, Religious, Science, Scientific, Sports, Technology, Transportation, Travel, Americana, Food/Beverage, Lifestyle, Feminine, Spiritual, Youth, Environmental, Financial, Grunge, Branding, Logos