A few weeks ago, a girl was searching online for a case for her iPhone. She saw my Chickadee post, colorized the original drawing, and asked if I would be ok if she used it to create a custom iPhone case (through www.getuncommon.com). I was more than happy to let her use the design and she was kind enough to send a photo of the final product:

I recently recovered these two gems from a box of saved drawings. I distinctly remember being incredibly frustrated painting this chickadee because the only brush I had was caked in dried paint. Now, however, I quite like the effect. This second image was from a high school project called "7 Ways". We were to choose a subject and represent it in →

Lazy, rainy, Sunday morning drawings.

Yesterday's doodle.

It's a good year for roses. The peace rose in my front yard is has been producing incredibly fragrant blooms for months now. And outside my studio window, a climbing rose has hundreds of buds ready to open up. While the roses may be thriving, the tomatoes unfortunately are not happy...

A sketch based on Albrecht Dürer's Saint-Jerome (1521)

A couple of doodles drawn while watching repeats of Project Runway...

Having fun with Flash.

This was the final project for my spring studio in the Environmental Design program at UBC. Oakridge sits in the geographic center of Vancouver, a location carefully chosen by the Woodwards family in the 1950s when developing the city's first car-oriented shopping mall. Following the trend established by the mall, the surrounding neighbourhood was designed for the vehicle, with little infrastructure →

Construction drawings. Click on a thumbnail below to see in greater detail.