Oh boy...

The Sheridan Year-End Gallery show is just days away! We've all been working hard to present ourselves and our work appropriately, ending our 4-6 years (depending) of studies at Sheridan! If you're free this weekend, swing on by the Steam Whistle Brewery for some inspiring work!

Check out our promotional web page for details at www.sheridanheadlines.ca

I'm working on a site that should be up in a few days, which will act as the main point of access for those interested in what I do as an illustrator. In the meantime, here is a link to the video I threw together in After Effects for my computer animation class this year.

See you soon!

No Pain, No Gain

This is the first editorial I did this semester. It basically illustrates the need to sometimes 'pull a few teeth' in order to succeed (if your measure of success is fiscal profit). The original version had the doorknob kind of floating in space-- my thanks to Marco for the suggestion of adding a context (the door and panels).
'Lexei and I were dickin' around with channels in photoshop the other day, and I really dug the red and yellow version, created simply by deleting the cyan and black channels. Hoo- ha!

Ack!

So it is a New Year etcetera! I've, as have many of you, become way too lax in the past few weeks, so it's time to do some work and lose some sleep!
These are some character sketches I did last year for a children's story my talented cousin Amber Neumann has written, about a stubby giraffe named Percival. He embarks on a journey with some friends in search of the Golden Boo Boola leaves, in order to eat them and grow tall like all his kind. Strangely I've misplaced the actual Giraffe sketches for the moment, I'll update them when they're located.
*Found some giraffes