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Plansponsor – July 2011
Illustration I recently did for plansponsor’s “know how” section. Creative direction: SooJin Buzelli.
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Open House Festival 2011
Poster for the Globe and Mail Open House Festival (2011) – an literary festival put on by Random House of Canada. Poster illustration and design for Context Creative.
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Krampusnacht
My contribution to the Krampusnacht 2010 show at Resistor Gallery.
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Lucha Annie
Kickass Annie logo rendition for the incomparable Annie Koyama, founder of Koyama Press!
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Bells and Whistles
Illustration for Plansponor Magazine’s “Bells and Whistles” section.
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The Ark Project – Kangaroo Rat
The Kangaroo Rat is my contribution to The Ark Project book put together by the Aregntine creative studio DGPH.
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Mountain Woman
I made this illustration for an upcoming group show with friends at Keep Six Gallery in Toronto.
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Westchester Magazine
This illustration accompanied an article in Westchester Magazine about the various social groups and activities in Westchester County.
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Ruffled Feathers
I made this piece for a self-promotional mailer.
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Tailypo
This piece was made as a submission for the open call to artists for Beasts! Book Two.
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Squidface and The Meddler
This illustration titled “Squidface and The Meddler” was originally made as a submission for AWOL Gallery’s Square Foot show, here in Toronto.
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Dim Sum At Le Ballon Rouge
This illustration was my submission for an upcoming book by Freestyle Collective and IdN. Artists were asked to submit their vision of “Neo New York” inspired by depictions of Neo Tokyo in anime.
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Hot Off The Presses
Illustration for Planadviser magazine’s “Hot Off The Presses” section.
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Harpooning The Woolly Whale
Inspiration for this came from all over – Moby Dick, japanese prints, mostly children’s stories, myth and folklore about sea monsters.
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Fashion Fauna
Little handbag dogs were the inspiration for this illustration about animals as fashion accessories.
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Something Fishy
A band from the dark depths of the ocean.
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Clippings
This is the latest illustration in a series about hair, mostly inspired by a recent home trimming.
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Ika
I’ve always loved Japanese woodblock prints and have been waiting for an opportunity to work their style into one of my illustrations.
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Bailar Con Los Muertos
I visited a Day of the Dead celebration this weekend and couldn’t help but copy some of the sugar skull deigns for this illustration.
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Winter Jess
I’ve started on a series of illustrations with a “hairdo” theme as a personal project.