finally

IM BACK. been here all along, just been animating. heres a cd cover assignment for drawing class. feels good to be drawing again. this piece started out as a monoprint and i edited it and stuff.

inuk love

finalllly, I'm super excited about being in the EhOK! Canteen Gallert art show this July. Here's my piece for it, more info to come!!

mmmixtape

so for my last project for nano publishing I decided to make a catalogue of all the music I've listened to since I was 8. It was so much fun and I ended up making trading card that turned into jacob's ladders! TOO MUCH FUN. all of them were contained in little boxes that had the above print of "Make Us Proud Kid" on em. They turned out great and I had a lot of great feedback. These were also for sale at 69 Vintage and the Small Press Book Fair this past weekend. I'll post pictures of the real thing soon, but till then, here's a sample of what to expect.

BARE HANDS

here's a snippet of some work I did for a zine I made for my nano publishing class. It was entitled "Bare Hands" and was on display and for sale at 69 Vintage for a week along with work from everyone else in the class as part of Nano Nano 5.

I want to go there

final illustration randomness.

freaks like to show off

final illustration on an article about the freakiest and weirdest museums in the world. Among them: the Spam museum, the Pencil museum, the Pez museum, the German Sausage museum, the Torture museum and the Cockroach hall of Fame.

mix it up with you

Its been too long! Here's one of my final projects that I forgot to post right at the end of school. But its over now and heres to summer fun and art! For this project I had to find an issue to push in a street art inspired manner. I wanted to encourage sharing and connections between strangers in a city like toronto. So I made 4 mix cds, each with a specific theme, or emotion i wanted to share and transmit with whoever picked it up. One to relax to, one to rock out to, one to feel happy to, and one to love to. I designed and hand made the cd sleeves and went around town and distributed them anonymously, leaving some in bike baskets, in coffee shops and food courts. I got to catch a glimpse of some of the recipients, and all i have to say is that it made my to day to just see them smile. Success!