Release date April 7, 2025, Owl Kids Publishing
Worked with Groundwood books on this one. Keeping the colour range to a minimum (who am I kidding, 3 colours is fairly minimum), and putting the focus on the main character, and his interests.
In collaboration with Jeffrey Primeau, we created this cover for Doug Jordan’s novel about a 12 year old boy living in 1960s Canada. You can find your own copy through Doug’s site!
This book chronicles the lives of some of the most important American women who led the way to women winning the vote.
Carmen Oliver wrote this thoughtful book about a boy who helped make a difference for the Spirit Bears. I was proud to be part of the Kids Can Press team.
Another book title for Second Story Press! The characters in the book drew me in, and was also glad for the chance to try and capture their personalities.
Commissioned by Goldblatt partners
easter bunnies
available for licensing
For everyone celebrating friendship and family this year, I wish you a very MERRY time.
And preparing just enough for the holiday feast! AD Danielle Sayer for Reader's Digest fall 2016
Today's Parent Magazine, winter 2016
A lovely job for Canadian Living, December 2015 issue.
Part of the same holiday illustration job for Canadian Living's December 2015 issue.
Illustrations in this gallery represent some of the work I've finished for print.
The growing trend of slow travel offers an alternative approach to exploring a place. Commissioned by CAA Magazine.
“Overtourism is irritating locals and damaging the environment. Is wanderlust worth the cost?” Article by Larry Krotz, January, 2025
Illustration for ‘Yard Smarts’ Magazine, September 2023
AD: Allison Krieg
Spot illustrations to support ‘Mushroom Magic’, Yard Smarts, September 2023
Cover lettering for USC Chan Magazine/ AD Mike McNulty/ Spring 2021 issue
United Way | AD: Michele Perry | Jan 2020
M Magazine, the U of T Mississauga, Canada/AD Taylor Kristan
A poetic piece about language for Middlebury Magazine’s Summer 2018 issue.
Diabetic Living Magazine / AD Jolee Main / Fall 2019
A really fun job, drawing up some fashion from decades past. New Trail Magazine, AD Marcey Andrews.
New Trail Magazine. The 60's. Blue eyeshadow, short dresses, shoes for winter?! and BIG hair.
New Trail Magazine. Late 80's. Who's that girl???
New Trail Magazine. The 90's. My favourite!
New Trail Magazine. The 70's. Denim, big collars!, And that hair!
Cover art and inside spots for an article entitled 'FUN FINDS'.
FUN FINDS spot, 'thrifting'
FUN FINDS spot, 'arcades'
FUN FINDS spot, 'planetarium'
FUN FIND spots, from top L, clockwise: 'cocktails, overnight battleship stay, aquarium, tubing'
FUN FINDS spot, 'museums'
These illustrations were part of the Victoria Symphony's 2017/18 season brochure. They each represent musical evolution, and touch on particular features that are found on the west coast.
Illustrations for 'One Last thought': the making of an eco school, and the 'President's Message' : closing the gender wage gap
Oregon Home Magazine. Tiny gardens and plants that work best.
Oregon Home Magazine. Tiny gardens and plants that work best.
Oregon Home Magazine. Tiny gardens and plants that work best.
Cover illustration for Garden Magazine. AD: Allison Krieg
This project has given me a lot of freedom to play with the elements in the novel, to integrate lettering and basically play with composition and colour. It means a lot when the art director trusts you with the work, and I found that with Tara.
Information. I do love information: and clear visual information was needed to help decipher similar situations, so that Torontonians call the correct number to get the appropriate response/help from the city.
This gave me a chance to work with the wonderful team at Publicis, who had already developed the tag line ‘Make the Right Call’ and gave me an opportunity to draw different kinds of situations we might find ourselves in, and not know what to do.
CITY OF NEIGHBORS
City of Water, written by Andrea Curtis, published by Groundwood Books, and part of their ThinkCities series.
Longlisted for the World Illustration Awards 2024 in children's publishing.
The images here represent some of the spreads created for the book. To find out more you can purchase a copy at Groundwood books.
Portraits for the book ‘Pride + Persistence - Stories of Queer Activism’
City of Water, written by Andrea Curtis, published by Groundwood Books, and part of their ThinkCities series.
Awarded a Gold Standard Selection by the Junior Library Guild, and a Top Ten American Library Association’s Sustainability Round Table pick for 2021!
The following images represent small snapshots of entire spreads.
Loved working on this book with the creatively resourceful Kristine Brogno and learning so much about nature, and what things look like. I’ve included a few of the many images for this book.
Edenshaw Development Inc. Toronto, Little Portugal/Drive Agency/AD Mark Bulloch
A piece for the Style Advisor feature in the Globe and Mail, with the incomparable Benjamin MacDonald.
A really interesting job with Caroline Bruckner from OVE Brand and Sandeep Talwar from First Capital REIT, that was done in stages, to create vibrant urban scenes/scenarios with diverse people with various expressions and interactions.
This has been a really amazing collaborative project that has involved a lot of drawings for this well known and beloved apple farm.
A new cider at the LCBO from Chudleighs and Brick Brewing, donning some work by yours truly.
An illustrated apple blossom element for LCBO's print and online spring campaign, reproduced in all the LCBO stores across Ontario in various formats. AD: Brad MacIver
These images were created for one of a series of youtube videos narrated by Tom Allen, about composers, and how they died. Suffice it to say, I said YES! These supported the video about Charles Valentin Alkan, an amazing composer and pianist.
