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To give you a quick tour of this place, the “portfolio” section is a 36-project overview of my fave illustrations from the last decade, a mix of editorial, commercial, and personal work. The “shop” section includes dozens of my art prints, some of which are personal projects, and others that are reprints of illustrations of mine that have earned lives outside of their original context.
Lost Buildings of Canada print series ($60-100 CAD ea.)
Since January of 2018 I've been immersed in the research and illustration of vanished Canadian architecture, and here we have the results: fourteen prints capturing our nation's prematurely bulldozed, burned down, or otherwise disappeared structures of note. Currently in the series: a deluxe "37 Lost Buildings of Canada" silkscreened print and a collection of smaller 17x22” prints that focus on Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Ville de Quebec, St. John's, Saskatoon, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, and Winnipeg. Scroll down and you'll see them all. The research was intense and bittersweet, as it’s a tad depressing to dig through so many buildings of architectural, cultural, or social importance that disappeared well before their time. Also, it was impossible to include every building I would have liked, but each print includes names, facades, years standing, and dozens of hours of inquiry and illustration.
Since January of 2018 I've been immersed in the research and illustration of vanished Canadian architecture, and here we have the results: fourteen prints capturing our nation's prematurely bulldozed, burned down, or otherwise disappeared structures of note. Currently in the series: a deluxe "37 Lost Buildings of Canada" silkscreened print and a collection of smaller 17x22” prints that focus on Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Ville de Quebec, St. John's, Saskatoon, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, and Winnipeg. Scroll down and you'll see them all. The research was intense and bittersweet, as it’s a tad depressing to dig through so many buildings of architectural, cultural, or social importance that disappeared well before their time. Also, it was impossible to include every building I would have liked, but each print includes names, facades, years standing, and dozens of hours of inquiry and illustration.
