Brother & Sister

Charlie and the Spacemen

Tour Poster & CD packaging identity for a european indie-rock band, Charlie and the Spacemen.

Pet Project

A series of information illustrations which plot each pet that i've taken care of in my lifetime. Segments include: a) Lineup of pets with a legend explaining information on name, gender, etc. b) graph showing the frequency and intensity of interaction with pets that i've never owned, but merely cared for. c) graph showing the number of pets in my household at one time and the lengths of their lives.

People Fuel

The project was to design a coffee sleeve for a fictional coffee chain in Pearson Airport. The idea was to stay away from cliched graphics such as coffee cups, coffee beans, and aroma lines, and planes.. but to still tie in the idea of coffee and planes, as well as, the brand name Jet Fuel.

Eye Get It!

The project was to design a subscription card for a magazine. I chose National Geographic Magazine. In doing an illustration for a heavily photography-based magazine, simply painting a photo-realistic picture would be boring. I went the opposite direction, and used vibrant colors and paint splatters and strokes to play with the idea of the organic beauty of the wildlife. I used the eyes as a way of teasing the viewer into wanting to see more of the picture. I'll be fair and name off the animals for those who are unsure: Domestic Cat, Red Octopus, Bald Eagle, Tree Frog, Asian Elephant, Human Female.

The Pursuit of Perfection..

A simple task- Illustrate "Perfectionist"... not so simple.

See Spot Run!

Four spot illustrations done for four obscure statistics. The statistics are about : hotdog consumption on the fourth of july in America, children with imaginary friends, extra calories gained from watching TV, and the number of people investigated by the FBI without the need for a warrant.

What's That In The Sky?

An information graphic poster created around UFO sightings. I then used the information and plucked out one civilian at random and displayed details of his account, followed by a timeline leading up to and following the incident. Created entirely on Adobe Illustrator.