lay dees

I have rekindled my relationship with my oil pencil. good times.

zeen

Here's a little poem/comic I made with the intention of self publishing it as a little zine, but the gsa libraries photocopiers don't seem to be able to print double sided. So I'll print it back up when I'm in Canada...because I know where to print things.
So here are the pages as they would appear book wise.





cheeeers

I am the emperor

oh hi.
This is a book that I made while on exchange at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. It's a loose adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron. It's a map fold book in an envelop case. The case is screen printed and the pages are digitally printed.





the masssive drawing, made up of many smaller drawings
DO CLICK THIS, it takes a minute, but it is truly the best part of this post:
dooo it.


and this is how she unfolds(if the gif works):

loot

drawrings

cheers

Ages Ago

So I meant to post this like...three months ago.
This is work that I mad for a self directed project at Emily Carr last fall in Advanced Illustration.

and the opposite flap says "goodbye"


and finally, the original image. Which, if you partake in public transit, you may see around town sometime.
cheers

POUND IT

So I just finished a term on exchange at the glasgow school of art, and this is one of the things I did:
it's a two colour screen printed book jacket for the selected poems of ezra pound.
here he is all folded up:


inside front cover

and ze back cover

spinety

and there is the whole darn thing undone!
I am not a master of screen printing. But this was fun. It took 30 prints to get 4 goodish ones. I blame the paper cutter in the studio. It's not straight at all.