Well I hope you're happy

Woh-wohhh.

Tegan and Sara?!

All joking aside, here's a new Sunday painting:



11"x14", Acrylic and ink on BFK Rives Paper

This calls for a 'shit, son'

11"x14", Acrylic and ink on masonite

EDIT: I did some pretty major changes to things that irked me about the painting; if you want to see the original, click here.

Rejected Concept

Delusions of Grandeur

I'm continuing on an unofficial personal project to make Oakville somehow appear a lot more attractive than it really is.

I'm thinking the Town of Oakville should hire me for PR.


The view from our balcony; in no way representative of what the view from our balcony looks like in reality.

Nerrrrrrd glee

Painted straight in Photoshop CS3

This is for the ongoing art-on-sunday challenge with Ian. I decided to forgo BBC and editorial illustration, because I'd been watching the special features disks on the lord of the rings extended editions which totally rekindled my love for background painting.

If you like cool things, check the DVDs out. Ignore the crowd pointing and laughing at your apparent nerdish tendencies because ohhhhhh man. MINIATURES.

So, I bought a melodica...

I paid 50 bucks for one of these bad boys, and Mr. Ryan Christiani lent me his classical guitar, so I've been all up in the music these days. My fingertips? IN PAIN.

Carrying on the music theme, I did a really quick illustration today based on this article. It's kicking off a challenge to stay productive over the summer put forth by Ian.

Done, and done!

Some kind of old things.









I'm all moved into the new place! Photos from balcony pending.

Faculty family? Yes please!

Grad show!





Amazing work, amazing people. I had no idea what a lot of the graduating students were producing, so I was pretty blown away by the level of quality and individuality all across the board. Big ups, class of '08, big ups.

As a side effect, I'm now ridiculously pumped for fourth year! Hopefully next year we can pull off something as good as this.

There was this, AMAZING freight elevator at the grad show venue, the Burroughes Building. I don't know how old the elevator is, but the building is over 100 years old.






And hey, we're moved now! There's still boxes of stuff EVERYWHERE, and I haven't been able to cook for the last few days, but at least everything is moved into the new place. We're now on the 7th floor!