So I'm working on a t-shirt design for the upcoming Design by Humans contest. But I must withhold sketches! Although I have 2 things I must share.

First, I have come across this wonderful photography on C-G unit, Simen Johan I just love his take on wildlife photography.

Second, Mirko Hanak an illustrator from 1967. He was featured on Drawn, so you may have already seen this but if you haven't gone to the link I suggest you do.

Enjoy!

So I did a painting as a gift for my friend's wedding present. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get a final shot of it, but I took one on my computer (the resolution is crappy but you can make out most of it). I'll eventually get a good photo of it, at least I hope so! Sigh!

Alrighty, so I have just returned from the country (my parents house) and am still convinced it is where I want to live for the rest of my life. Just to clarify it is the country for the rest of my life NOT my parents house (although no rent is tempting lol). My favorite part of being there is falling asleep to the sounds of the crickets and frogs (from the near by creek) and the fresh night air blowing lightly through my open window. Sigh! It makes me want to rewind back to that place... as the sirens scream down the oakville streets.

Now during that week I also made it out to Montreal with my friend Nimit to see Jon Todd and Martin Wittfooth's Show Babylon at the Yves Laroche Gallery. It was excellent! I was also happy to see a horse as one of the subjects for the collabe piece they did. I'll post a picture of it soon!!

So That I actually post something. Here is an illustration of a Amy Winehouse I had done awhile ago. (I liked it and thought it was blog worthy)

I somehow couldn't log onto my blog for awhile and now I have finally figured out the mystery. It is pretty embarrassing... don't ask.

Here is a long postponed post. It is of a commissioned piece I recently finished

18" x 24", Mixed Media

"Geraniums Uncertainty"

I had found a vintage clothing pattern for riding pants at my parents house (the first image posted below)and I really liked the way the illustration was done. 

I did a little experimenting on watercolour paper for this school project. I found it hard to let go and just work the way I usually do, I was being fearful of mistakes. Thats never a good thing in art or life...

"untitled" 18 by 24, mixed media

"Which Direction", 24 by 32, Mixed Media

"Prodigal", 4 by 4 Triptic, Mixed Media

'Self Inflicted', 18 by 32, Mixed Media

'Eclipse' 24 x 32, mixed media on wood

This was another one of the pieces from my show at Jerome Jenner Gallery. Thanks to all who came out, it was quite the enjoyable experience I hope to do it again soon. I'll be posting more photos of the evening when I get them.