Project: Catherine Baba: Sartorial Cyclist
Client: Dandyhorse
Date: March 2012
Illustration for Dandyhorse Magazine highlighting the burgeoning relationship between high-fashion and bicycling.
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Project: Nightclub Event Branding
Client: Unlovable
Date: January 2012
I rebranded the poster template and logo for Dirty Talk, a monthly event centred around nerdy interests, i.e. sci-fi and fantasy music and imagery.
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Project: A Night in the Snowy Bush
Client: EMI
Date: November 2011
Illustration promoting the release of Kate Bush’s album “50 Words for Snow.”
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Project: On Tap Water Initiative Wordmark
Client: University of Toronto
Date: July 2011
Proposed wordmark for the University of Toronto’s On Tap initiative, which aims to treat water as a right as opposed to a commodity. An emphasis on sustainability is key, as the initiative includes an active stance against purchasing water bottles.
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Project: A Night in the Bush (Revisited) Client: EMI Date: May 2011 A poster I illustrated and designed to promote an event celebrating the release of Kate Bush’s latest album.
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Project: Materialistic Logo and Brand Strategy Client: Materialistic Date: May 2011 The logo and brand strategy for Materialistic attempts to ameliorate the disparate nature of their business. That is, the overlapping frames and colour palette signify the film industry blue and green screens Materialistic rents. Yet the fluidity of the forms abstract the logo enough to provide it with the versatility necessary to apply to its secondary business of Yoga (these shapes could also be Yoga mats). The type choice gives an accessible, yet “tech” feeling to Materialistic as befits their image.
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Project: WHAT IS THIS I DON’T EVEN: Sad Keanu/Neo eating a cheezburger Client: Self Date: May 2011 Part of a series of illustrations based on internet memes (and mimetic theory in general). These illustrations will be compiled into a book entitled WHAT IS THIS I DON’T EVEN, due out in August 2011.
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Project: Vegan Vampire
Client: Self
Date: October 2009
This art piece was drawn entirely with fineline Copic markers — my favourite.
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Project: Newspaper Illustration
Client: The Bulletin
Date: October 2010
This graphic was created to accompany a story on the somewhat amorphous topic of information architecture.
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Project: Personal Businesscard
Client: Kenneth Armstrong
Date: March 2011
The logo and design for this businesscard, created for Sault Ste. Marie photographer Kenneth Armstrong, are based around the focus brackets found in the optical viewfinder of a camera. The logo has also been extended to his website.
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Project: four minutes and thirty-two seconds past three pm until five minutes and thirty-two seconds past three pm september twenty-seventh two thousand and three
Client: Self
Date: September 2003
This conceptual website was designed to identify the impermanence of maps. That is, it de-emphasizes their spatial importance, instead laying the focus on a chronology of events within an alloted time frame. In the case of this project, I chose a single minute (60 seconds) to depict in a fixed space - namely, the stretch of St. Laurent between St. Catherine and Rene Levesque in Montreal. The ‘chronology of events’ is represented by the interactions and influences of individual people within this fixed space.
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Project: ”While You Were Sleeping”
Client: Maisonneuve Magazine
Date: Winter 2005
The images featured in this photo spread were the product of a personal research project into post-mortem processes and funeral homes.
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Project: University of Toronto Media Relations website
Client: University of Toronto
Date: May 2010
The interface and graphics of this design were created to maximize the accessibility of the media relations website while keeping cohesive with the university’s visual identity.
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Project: Kate Lanphear Fan Art Client: Self Date: January 2010 BECAUSE I CAN.
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Project: Die Krampus!
Client: Krampusnacht (art exhibition)
Date: December 2010
This art piece, drawn entirely with fineline markers, was exhibited at the Resistor Gallery in Toronto as part of a group show.
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