This one is appearing soonish in the globe. I like it a lot actually.

Illustration for the Globe and Mail, ink and digital (PS)

One of the first posts on my website was a t shirt design for a local band boats. Now that I present the sequel. A fun little design, done with a brush and some stinky india ink while I watched reruns.
Enjoy.

I personally look forward to my shirt.

T shirt design for Boats, Ink and Digital (Illustrator and PS)

in commemoration of Nixon’s resignation from the presidency (August 9th) and just because I love his weird liberal republicanism, I have created a t shirt design to immortalize Tricky Dicky forever.

Nixon Shirt, Digital (Illustrator)

They liked my dumb caption and kept it in.
My first printed words in a national newspaper.

Illustration for the Globe and Mail, Ink and Digital (PS)

Here’s another one. I tried to make a little homage to Nick Dewar, one of the slickest illustrators I’ve ever seen, who died a few months back. A huge loss, his flat acrylic paintings had more style than a prince concert.

My attempt was fun, but it doesn’t capture his work at all, or do him any justice.

Illustration for the Globe and Mail, Ink and Digital

I have been working on this one for awhile. It’s way more work than I should’ve done for pro bono work for a friend, but it was a fun concept and I wanted to see what I could do with it. It ended up being a pretty fun and hard process. I learned a lot about watercolours doing this as well. LIKE, did you know that if you have a nice toothy paper you can ERASE watercolours? I learned that. The leather jacket in the bottom left is a result of that subtractive effect. Neato.

Poster Design, Watercolour and digital

I just finished a poster for an upcoming show for the Empty Standards and pals. I think it’s a winner.

Poster, Ink and Digital

I just did this poster for a friends play which will be appearing at the Winnipeg fringe. I am glad I got to break out Universe which is my favourite font ever.

poster design, digital