Inconspicuous car studies
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An illustration I did for Read Quebec from earlier last month celebrating the 10 year anniversary of Concordia University Press. Their goal of opening up access to scholarly literature to the public has not wavered over the past decade, a through-line which stuck out to me while reading the article before making the illustration.
Recently enjoyed flipping through Richard McGuire's book Sequential Drawings. I love small line drawings. You can communicate so much with so little.
underlineSharing my first animation project at MAPP festival
Exploring intersections of time and perceptionHave you ever felt that someone’s perception of you was like a freeze-frame from a bygone era that no longer corresponds to the person you are today?Want to see what I'm working on next?
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My first love.
It’s out there somewhere, over the horizon.
underlineTwo weeks on the road with no phone or internet
Following a paper map and our internal compass around the Gaspésie PeninsulaThe first day of our road trip around the Gaspésie Peninsula, Caroline asked me my intentions for our time away. I had turned my cellphone off the night before, which it would remain for the duration of our two week trip. Our directions would be provided by a paper map and asking locals. Perhaps it stems from a nostalgia for a simpler time, but my heart…Want to see what I'm working on next?
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You choose how you live.
A roof over us both. 2026, acrylic on canvas.
Rough sketch and a watercolour study for a new painting.
After reading Thoreau’s Walden, I felt inspired to translate my interpretations into my visual language. You can see the full series in my latest article.
underlineDrawing Walden by Henry David Thoreau
A series of drawings inspired by Thoreau's reflections on nature and the art of livingI read Into the Wild a few years ago and ever since, it has been one of my most frequently recommended books to friends. While an unfortunate tale, I find the protagonist’s ideals in the right place and inspiring in response to our current society.Want to see what I'm working on next?
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First larger canvas I’ve completed to date. This one is titled, In Pursuit of a Natural Rhythm. It was inspired by some time I spent living by the ocean in a small surf town in Nicaragua.