New Studio

Hey everyone (or anyone, really) - sorry it's been so long since the last update. I never wanted such a break to happen, but I've been very busy lately. I'll try not to let it happen again.

I digress.

As I've already mentioned, my old studio in 96 Spadina is being turned into condos. This means that everyone has been kicked out. Luckily, I found a new studio pretty quickly. I share the space with my two friends Nick and Daniel. When we first moved in the place needed a lot of work, a lot of which we've already done. The new space is a lot more livable because it used to be an apartment - things like a bathroom with a bathtub/shower, kitchenette and two extra rooms help a lot when spending many days in a row at the studio. There's still more to do (such as build bunk beds and more walls) , but we're very happy with how the space is shaping up.

Here are some shots from around the studio (excuse the mess; normally it's cleaner):




The bedroom:

My resin room:



My desk (with work in progress):



More works in progress:




Here's Daniel and I building a wall:

Article in Celery Magazine

There's an article on me in the new issue of CELERY Magazine. Take a look!

Art!

I'm back!

Sorry about not posting for a while - I'm getting back to a regular posting schedule now. Here's a drawing I did a little while ago. I want to add more, but haven't quite figured it out yet. My scanner is a bit too small to fit the entire page on it, which is why there's some darkening on the top and bottom...

Sketch Book 2

Here are some more drawings from my sketch books:

New feature!

Here are some random pages from my sketch books. I think I'll do this periodically.

Blog Problem...

Just letting you know that I'm aware that the images I've posted since "Four Ghosts" want to download to your computer when you click them. They should be opening the larger version in your browser window (like the Mittenfists pics). This is a problem with Blogger, so we'll have to wait until it's fixed. It's not a big deal - you can still click them if you want to see them bigger, they'll just open up in the default picture viewer program on your computer.