STEPS magazine, mcgill

a cover and a drawing for Mcgill University's STEPS magazine, circa 07/08

general sherman

tripping

canoe trips and the grateful dead, they fit together well in both reality and in art.

logo designs

face blob

the product of a hangover in berlin..

i realized recently that if you stare at any particular point in this picture and focus/blur your eyes a bit, the rest of the image starts wiggling around, almost like all of the faces are breathing. unintentional illusion. click to enlarge.

cottage?

amsterdam + europe

beardsley inspired

bought "the collected drawings of aubrey beardsley" a few months ago, i think it has influenced some of my pictures. also, drawing boobs is good practice for drawing circles.

old doodles (and picture postcards)

here's a (brief) selection of some random doodles from various sketchbooks/journals ive had over the past few years. most of them seem to be from travels, as that's usually when i have the most time to draw. for whatever reason (or, for an assortment of reasons), i seem to be less productive in toronto. in the future ill try to post pages that are more up to date, instead of lumping a bunch of outdated stuff together into one long post with no explanation, as it is below (truthfully, i can't remember what was going through my head for many of these, although some images do bring back some good and otherwise forgotten memories).

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Drawings for IP Osgoode

For the past couple years I've been making weekly drawings for the featured articles on www.iposgoode.ca, a collaborative project managed by my former law school's intellectual property department - the content of the site is composed of contributions from professors, students, and notable people in the field. Subjects cover all things copyright, trademark, or patent related. So far, these little cartoons are the only way I've figured out how to incorporate drawing into a legal career, which is pretty concerning. Here's a selection of some of the work to date: