Walking Up The Hill Tonight

Washed Off The Chalk From Your Weathered Skin

Spent Thursday from 12 - 5AM drawing with chalk on the sidewalk. ReThink brought in around 50 people to help with Eye Weekly's rebranding as The Grid. I'm still sore from it, but it was fun. These are some of the photos I took, as one can see, I was partners with Rachel Idzerda, you may find some photos she took on her blog in the coming days. If not, you'll at least see some cool artwork. Either way really.

As a side note, met a lot of nice (and many drunk) people late night/ early morning in the Bloor and Spadina area. Also, one kid who kept passing by every 30 - 40 minutes.

I Know We're Little Boats In The Great Big Sea

Did this on Saturday, liked the black and white version so I included it in the post alongside the completed piece.

To Never Regret Means You Have To Forget

Did this in about an hour, hour and a half a couple days ago. Don't want to get rusty over the summer.

Our Futures Were Written With Crayons In Colouring Books

The assignment: Draw a Cowboy.

Risk Everything For A Glimpse Of Accidental Light

Second (and last) assignment for my computer class this semester. A lot of things got reworked and flat out cut so I could finish this on time. The story suffers a little (a lot) for it, but its finished. Each part I tried animating a little differently from one another, not so much that its too jarring, but enough so I could at least experiment.

The idea was to be an intro to a film, one that would actually be a prologue to the third act of a space opera. This guy's story exists in my head, as well as all the acts built around it.

Wide-Eyed Walker, Don't Betray Me

Completed graphic design assignment for a kid's juice label and a poster to go along with it, plus all my roughs.

The one of the words making the shape of the fox is my favourite, something to do with the creepiness of it, but it may not have been the strongest or most appropriate.

The finals aren't perfect, but they are what I handed in.