Portfolio
Shop
Information
Events
FB
.
To give you a quick tour, the “portfolio” section is a 24-project overview of my fave illustrations, a mix of editorial, commercial, and personal work. The “shop” section includes dozens of my art prints. All the screenprints are printed by Unik, and all the others are pressed in-studio with an Epson 3880 on ultra-premium matte paper. Also of note: I ship prints weekly in double-walled carboard mailers, and if you see something elsewhere that you want as a print, drop me a line. It may be possible.
the Lost Buildings of Canada (2018)
Between January and June of 2018 I researched and drew the “lost buildings” of Canada’s nine largest cities: Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Ville de Quebec. Each of those cities now has a print that collects their prematurely demolished or burned down structures of note, but below you can find a larger 24x36" silkscreened version that collection my fave 17 selections from those prints and adds another 20 from Canada’s smaller cities. 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 here’s what each print includes: names, facades, years standing, and dozens of hours of inquiry and illustration. See the rest of them in the shop, and I’ve since expanded this series to the USA.
Between January and June of 2018 I researched and drew the “lost buildings” of Canada’s nine largest cities: Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Ville de Quebec. Each of those cities now has a print that collects their prematurely demolished or burned down structures of note, but below you can find a larger 24x36" silkscreened version that collection my fave 17 selections from those prints and adds another 20 from Canada’s smaller cities. 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 here’s what each print includes: names, facades, years standing, and dozens of hours of inquiry and illustration. See the rest of them in the shop, and I’ve since expanded this series to the USA.
