Illustration Pages

Hey ya'll, I'm honored to have been listed on Illustration Pages today! It's a neat site that's all about illustrators Facebook pages and online stores. You should definitely check it out. They were Listed as one of HOW Magazine's Top 10 Websites For Designers March, 2010.

K9 Design Portraits

I was recently asked to create this trio of portraits for the crew over at K9 Design Co. I've worked with the team there before and it's always an enjoyable experience. The job was fun too, I always like the challenge of portraying real people in my simplistic style. Maybe some of you out there would like to commission a portrait?

ChickaDEE Puzzle Page

I'm happy to announce that you can find some of my work in the current edition of ChickaDEE Magazine. I was asked to create the illustrations for a puzzle page in the new reptile issue - in stores now!

I've also just finished a couple spot illustrations for ChickaDEE's sister magazine Owl, and have a piece underway for Humpty Dumpty Magazine.

I really like doing these kids magazine pieces, they're super fun.

Brave Sunterrainean Circus Mouse

Well, I actually created this as a part of Illustration Friday's "brave" theme for last week as well as for Monday Artday's theme of "circus"... also last week. So it's late on both counts. But, I feel it could also apply to this week's IF theme of "subterranean".

Keep the Heat Illustrations

I very recently created some illustrations for Alex Negrete of the Keep the Heat YouTube channel (with over a million views). The work consisted of a background for the web page, as well as some additional character illustrations for his show Klik, a show for teens and tweens where Alex riffs on celebrities and other topical stuff. I'm especially proud of the God character - he's a pretty hip looking dude. It was a fun assignment, and Alex was definitely a pleasure to work with.

Illustration for Canadian Running Magazine

This piece was created for an article called Crossing the Line by Katherine Low, and appears in this month's issue of Canadian Running Magazine.

Life Of Pi

This is a little late for the Illustration Friday topic of "adrift", but I'm super pleased with it so I need to share it. Anyone who's read it will instantly recognize this as coming from Yann Martel's awfully good book The Life Of Pi. I really wanted to capture the uneasy truce between the characters.