I made this collage in the lead up to Trump’s 2016 election but its message applies even more this time around.
(more…)TO Graffiti & Street Art (Photos)
Between 2012 and 2016, I used the crappy camera on the iPhone I had at the time to shoot any piece of graffiti, tag, or street art in Toronto* that caught my eye and post the shots to Instagram sporadically. Last night, I downloaded my account archive and collected all of them into a single folder. Turns out there are over 250 photos, so I figured I’d publish them in a single post. Really shows how active artists in the city were at the time.
(more…)Scanner (Art)
The 24-hour news cycle makes it feel like danger is always right around the corner. Using a scanner, my face, and hands, I tried to create images representative of this anxiety.
(more…)Dead On Revival (Photos)
After some pandemic-induced time away from public gatherings, Dead On brought back the Drink & Draw last night. Since the last time I attended one, they’ve rearranged their space and added a homemade halfpipe. Needless to say, my camera was fond. Great to see some new and familiar faces, and snap away while everyone enjoyed the evening.
(more…)YGK Arts Project Feature
Thanks to the Kingston Arts Council for featuring me and some of my portrait photography as part of their YGK Arts Project — an effort that recognizes, celebrates, and profiles artists and individuals working in the arts in Kingston.
Dead On Drink & Draw (Photos)
Headed out to Dead On Collective’s first public “Drink & Draw” last night. Met some great local artists who were kind enough to let me snap a few shots during the casual creative session.
Don’t Let ‘Em Stop You (Collage Series)
I bought some 1950s/60s-era LIFE magazines a few weeks ago and started cutting pieces out of them. Last night, I scanned a few of them in and began to collage them in photoshop, resulting in these three things.
Black Sea (Collage Series)
My latest digital collages. Created with free images with from Unsplash.
Fossils To Fossils (Collage Series)
Last week I dabbled with a series of photoshop collage art with thoughts of climate change and fossil fuels in mind. I constructed each collage with images from Unsplash – so big thanks to all of the photographers who have uploaded their work for free use.
