Really thankful for this regular column with The Globe and Mail. It's been a big few weeks! We just moved from Kelowna, BC, to our new house in Hamilton. It feels wonderful to be back in Ontario. Can't wait to see everybody. #illustration #editorialillustration #housing

Another couple from the Globe and Mail My First Home column. Really enjoy drawing houses. Thanks AD: Lauren Heintzman

A couple spots for Today's Veterinary Business. #illustration #editorialillustration #veterinarymedicine #vet #piggybank

Here’s a recent cover for my pals over at Seven Days. Diane always has the coolest ideas, like turning the text into houses. #illustration #editorialillustration #housing

A triptych from a Domestika workshop called Narrative Landscape Illustration with Stencils and Acrylics, by Tom Haugomat. The idea of a wild animal sitting next to a trashcan appealed to me--so here is man's intersection with nature in the Arizona desert. #illustration #wildlifeart

Here's one for THIS Magazine on the invisibility of women's neurodivergence in Canada. As a neurodivergent baddie myself, let me tell you how much I enjoyed hand-drawing the wallpaper pattern haha. Thanks very much AD: Valerie Thai. #illustration

Here's a brief look into one of my recent Globe and Mail pieces for the regular column on buying your first house, from start to finish. Finished piece > refined pencils > initial sketch. Thanks AD: Lauren Heintzman! #illustration #editorialillustration #artprocess

One for Seven Days on patients being encouraged to shop around for medical procedures before committing to care. Thanks AD: Rev. Diane Sullivan! #illustration #editorialillustration #healthcare

A little visual ditty for Harvard Business Review. Art directors having a sense of humour is my absolute fave. Very thankful to be working with these guys, they're the best. #illustration #communication #editorialillustration

Another one for Harvard Business Review, on inspired leadership. Thanks AD: Carey Bass. #mammals #whale #wildlife #illustration #art

One of my favourite assignments to come in is these ones from Harvard Business Review, where you get to submit what you like, from a range of business topics. Very fun to work on. Thanks very much AD: Carey Bass! #illustration #editorialillustration #wildlifeillustration

So happy to work with Review Canada on this piece for Pamela Mulloy's review of Cathrin Bradbury's “This Way Up". I feel so lucky to be part of such a cool Canadian publication. Thank you to Kyle for the AD. #illustration #editorialillustration #canadianillustrator

Wildfires racked our community over the last years, including burning down 200 homes in 2023. Pieces like this are important to raise awareness for climate struggles. I felt thankful to be included in bringing this one to life for Corporate Knights. #illustration #mammals #editorialillustration

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The sea star population is in decline on the West Coast. So pleased to share my first-ever illustration for Canadian Wildlife--a long-time dream client of mine. Thanks to AD: Steve Balaban for making it happen. #illustration #editorialillustration #seastar #wildlifeillustration #animalart

Just a little practice of some horses running on some clouds. #illustration #horses #art

Always thankful to Seven Days Vermont for being real ones. Such cool people to work with. Have Happy Holidays everyone! #illustration #school #editorialillustration

Another little .GIF of a researcher falling through the sky, done in Procreate. #animatedillustration #editorialillustration #researcher

A cute little .GIF of a researcher finding their way out of a forest. These have been pretty fun to make! #illustration #animatedillustration #editorialillustration #researcher

Two flamingos on a beach. #illustration #birds #flamingo

It's been a while since I've had a chance to post. Wildlife stuff has been picking up in publications lately. Here's a fox for this dreary Fall day. Stay warm and cozy everyone! #illustration #mammals #wildlife #art

Thinking of animating this one so that he hands press outwards on the pill and distend it a bit. Thoughts? #illustration #editorialillustration #pill #woman #medical #healthillustration

A brown bear on the Pacific Coast. Can't beat that grey sand and stormy coastline. #illustration #bear #mammals #wildlifeart

It was so wonderful to work for The Stranger, and their lovely art director, Anthony Keo. Such a joy, and the story was interesting, too--on nuclear fusion and the possible future of energy. #illustration #nuclearfusion #editorialillustration

I thought this was a funny take on personal growth. Often we're doing the work, just to find that we're another version of our same-old self. Maybe we're getting closer to something innate--maybe we're just iterating. #illustration #editorialillustration #personalgrowth

It's July so you know what that means-- Cone flowers, everywhere! A water-wise addition to any garden, and great in this heat. It's also known as Echinacea, and illustrated here with a Swallowtail Butterfly. #illustration #editorialillustration #flowerart #flower #butterfly #wildlifeillustration

Bumble bee on a Nepeta stalk, also known as catmint in some areas. Lately I've been inspired by the local wildlife where I live, and most of my personal work is focusing on that. Gotta warm up somehow! Might as well be with birds and bees. #illustration #nepeta #plantart #bumblebee #wildlifeart

Wow, this marks a big change! I've officially uploaded all my old work onto Bluesky. From now on, it's just new stuff! Hooray! #illustration #wildlife #animal #salmon #fish

It's been a while since I did this one, but I loved this assignment. Something about doing conceptual illustration for education based outlets really makes me happy. This one was for the Register.

Four spots for Canadian Running Magazine. #canadianrunning #illustration #editorialillustration #running

Cruisin' over the dino bones. #illustration #editorialillustration #dinosaurart #art #dinosaur #swimming #tubing

Three of my favourite spots I did for Canadian Running, on various topics. Loved making cute little athletes. #illustration #running #sportsart

Human Artists Use one piece to convince people to follow you. It's this one! #illustration #mammals #polarbear

Inspired to do a piece on broken DNA, or when genetics fail a person, and what doctors can do to remedy traits. #illustration #editorialillustration #dna #medical #gene #artoftheday

A couple illustrations for Seven Days Newspaper in Vermont. Thanks AD: Rev. Diane Sullivan! #illustration #editorialillustration

I didn't know Shadowrun had an official Bluesky account! So glad to see you guys here.

One of my favourites, still. A unicorn with rainbows and a waterfall. Available as an art print on my INPRNT. #illustration #artprint #unicorn #unicornart #fantasyart

A personal piece from a good long while ago of a mother with her toddler, competing in family olympics. #illustration #editorialillustration #family

Cover and interior illustration for UC Davis Alumni Magazine. I was so happy that they let me do the concept. The original article was about medical use of components from psilocybin mushrooms and other psychedelics, to make important medicines. #illustration #coverart #editorialillustration

A bit of older work for Reader's Digest Canada, Registered Nurse Journal, and Canadian Running. #illustration #editorialillustration #healthcare #running

Catching up on posting older work! A couple pieces over the years for THIS Magazine @thismagazine.bsky.social. Both of these were so fun to do! I loved working on both of them. Thanks AD: Valerie Thai. #illustration #editorialillustration #magazineillustration

A cute little spot fro Today's Veterinary Business magazine, on getting healthier as a vet tech. #illustration #editorialillustration #illustrator #vet

Two illustrations from about a billion years ago for Harvard Business Review. I remember being so excited when this assignment rolled in! #illustration #editorialillustration #business

Four covers I did for Seven Days Vermont Newspaper. I love working with them, it's always an absolute joy, and one of my favourite jobs. They rock. #illustration #editorialillustration #coverart #newspapercover

I got a kick out of this. Even being relatively mindful of what comes into the house, kid's toys can feel like this. Pray your feet don't hit any Legos as you cross the tidal sea of plastic to check the burning dinner on the stove. #editorialillustration #motherhood #illustration #toys

Here's one for The Hollywood Reporter. #illustration #editorialillustration #Oscars

A business man on a windy day. #illustration #editorialillustration #business #art

For Registered Nurse Journal. #illustration #editorialillustration #nurse

Finished up a rejected sketch from a project for The Register, Ontario's principal's professional magazine. I thought it was cute. #illustration #editorialillustration #spotillustration #education #gardening

Illustration for Registered Nurse Journal. #illustration #nurse #art #editorialillustration #landscape