From U.K. with love

A few months ago I was contacted by Tom Wild, a designer practicing in the U.K. Tom was involved in a personal project of creating a book showcasing illustrators and designers from around the globe and circulating it amongst the art directors of U.K.'s ad agencies and design shops. The theme of the book was dreams and the unconsciousness. Two of my pieces were included in this collection. It's great to meet such individuals that while furthering their own career contribute to the discipline and the art community as a whole. You can view the book online right here.

Feathertale Covers

Here's the printed Feathertale Review Magazine Issue 4. I had the great privilege to illustrate the front and back covers of the magazine. The AD, Lee and the entire Feathertale team as well as all the contributors did a great job in making this a great issue. Look for the magazine in your local Chapters, it should be hitting the shelves in couple of months.

Graphic Architecture V2

A couple of months ago I posted some work I have been doing as part of my studio course this semester. The main project involved creating a 3D structure relating to a neighborhood in Toronto as well as to a story from the book "Invisible Cities" by Italiano Calvino. I am relieved and excited to say that the work for this project and the course is drawing to an end. Here are the final graphics that went on the structure as well as some shots of the actual model.

American Illustration 28 online

Here is the link for the images chosen to appear on American Illustration 28 online site. These are organized alphabetically by last name.

Feathertale Review

Here are the front and back covers for the 4th edition Feathertale Review magazine scheduled to come out later this month. The theme for this issue was surviving in a time of uncertainty. Both these images reference two stories that appear inside the magazine. One is about a humorist writer, Spalding Gray who ironically commits suicide by jumping off the Staten Island ferry. The other is about a Georgian cosmonaut who is sent on mission into outer space with no means of returining back to earth. Both stories although dealing with the concept of death do try and put a positive spin on the whole motif and give the reader a sense of hope. The art director, Lee wanted me to do the same with my images, call it dark humor if you will. If you're unable to attend the Feathertale launch party at the end of the month the magazine will be sold at Chapters till the end January, make sure to check it out, this publication features some great work from a variety of very talented illustrators and writers.