Courier Illustration no.2

This is the second illustration that goes with the White Crow Farm Project below.

Courier Illustration

An illustration for my school newspaper, The Capilano Courier. This article was about the White Crow Farm Project, a farm in Winlaw, B.C. that promotes sustainable living, art, and music. Seems like a pretty cool place.

Here is their facebook group. They've got some beautiful videos and photos.

White Crow Farm

Medium: pen drawing the coloured digitally

Ellen

Sketch in pen then coloured digitally.

I did some drawings in the past

Never did finish this one

Infographic for David Suzuki Foundation

I'm working once a week at the David Suzuki Foundation doing their print design. This is my most recent project, an infograph about the certain species and threats on the west and east of Canada. This is the version that'll be going to print in their quarterly magazine (though, I think I'll change it up a bit for my portfolio).

How to Become a Super Villain

A step-by-step booklet to becoming a Super Villain,
here's the inside spreads. This one took me quite awhile but was incredibly fun to create.

Brochure design

Digital Typography class

Theatre Poster

Medium: Digital

Band Poster

Band Poster design for a benefit concert.
(Not an actual concert date, made up the benefit.)

Medium: Digital

Dear Blog, it's been awhile...

...sorry I've been neglecting you.

 Poster for mental health awareness (particularly within children)

Medium: Digital

 Painting for our class project, will be made into a greeting card.

Medium: oils

Medium: oils

Medium: oils

I love Jim Henson

Educational poster about Jim Henson and his work:

Medium: digital

One cover illustration, 4 supporting illustrations.
Theme: Vancouver culture (because we all immediately think of drag queens when we think of vancouver, right? Yea!)

Medium: Digital

texturestexturestextures

Textures are fun.
Here's the finished Georgia Straight cover for this article.
Basically, it's about Dana Larsen who wants to legalize marijuana in B.C.

Also, if you're a fan of Dr. Seuss... you'll love this "Green Buds and Hash" (Thanks Dana!)

Medium: Digital

Beginning sketch

A quick sketch of Dana Larsen (NDP Leadership candidate). He claims that legalizing marijuana would lead to less crime – this is the Georgia Straight article we're using for the assignment.

This will eventually be a digital illustration.

Painting

Nightmare Circus

Medium: Oil

15x20

Digital illustrations

drawing

A little something I did a few weeks ago, not school related (inspired by Iain Macarthur)

 

Medium: ink

Poster & brochure

Project for school:
The topic I got was claustrophobia, this was the poster & brochure I designed.

 

Jimi

 Here's the table complete (yea, not a great picture of it- and you can see my feet.. but you get the idea)

I'm painting Mr. Hendrix on a table that will eventually have a home in the Cambie. This is the work in progress...

Typography Portrait

Project for school

Clint Eastwood

Medium: digital

I doodle

I was flipping through my notebooks from last year and found these...

more sketch

The past few days..

Cool Shades

(medium: ink, marker)

on my way home

A couple pages out of my sketchbook

random doodle/sketchbook entries from this summer...

(medium: ink)

I like this because the bottom picture started off as an accident. I started with drawing the top one, didn't like how it was turning out so I coloured in the background with a pink marker. The marker leaked through and left an interesting shape on the other side, so I doodled around with it and came up with this alien creature! I'm going to do this more often!

(medium: ink, pencil crayon, marker)

Finally updating!

I have finally decided to update, since it's been awhile.
Here's a couple things...

A mother's day gift

It's a portrait of my brother and myself (8 and 4 years old maybe?)

(medium: watercolour)

This was a birthday gift for my friend, Regan.

Happy bday!

(medium: watercolour)

First year ends

Some more:

Eugene

(medium: oil

Mother Mary and Fred

(This is a portrait of our favourite teacher, Fred Forster. A bunch of my classmates put together a booklet of 'Fred Paintings' which we presented to him at the end of the year. This was not an assignment, just something we did on our own time. I had a lot of fun with this one. 

(medium: gouache, watercolour, ink, pencil crayon)