Webstore is Happening!

After much fiddling about with tables and Paypal buttons, I now have prints for sale on my website. Through the site I'm offering higher quality prints than I sell at art fairs. My silk screened shirts will be available soon as well.

If anyone experiences any difficulties with the site, please let me know! My email contact is on the website. Here is the link:

Webstore

Yes, it's that time again! Canzine! For anyone who hasn't heard of it, Canzine is Canada's largest zine and DIY fair. Last fall I was too busy to go due to OCAD overload, so I'm super pumped to be going this year. I'll be selling my usual wears, (prints, t-shirts), and will also have a couple surprises if all goes according to plan. There will be loads of exciting talent there, so if you can come out, do.

A Farewell Gift

I made this little painting as a parting gift for a good friend. It's inspired by "Where The Wild Things Are". I miss you buddy!

Spreadshirt Shop

Just an FYI that I have opened a t-shirt shop on Spreadshirt. It's a site that digitally prints artwork onto shirts. I bought a shirt, (pictured above), before opening the shop to make sure the quality was on the up and up, and I was pleased with the job they did. The result isn't as vivid as a silk screened shirt, but it's perfect for more detailed images.

The major drawback to this website however, is that they have strict "ethical" rules, and have rejected a number of my images due to nudity. I think this is ridiculous... they're just nipples for goodness sake! It's a bummer, because many of my designs will not be available because of this censorship.

Nevertheless, it's a pretty cool service, and you can check it out here. Maybe you can open your own shop!

Unintended Self Potrait?

This is a piece I did recently, and I think it might kind of look like me. Strange how that happens sometimes!

My Little Radium Girl

After being prompted by my teacher to combine 3 sketches into one, this is what I got. It's inspired by radium. Perhaps someday I'll bring it to completion with some wicked day-glo colours.

Gouache It and Wash It

This is a piece I whipped up using a technique I just learned at school called a gouche wash-off. I named her Lily.