“the right time”
acrylic on upcycled canvas
16x20 in
one of my long-time go-to doodles that i recently implemented it onto a few canvases. i played with layering, mixing acrylics with water, and very quick and rough brush work to add texture.
i think this made such a simple plant form have a little more depth.
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currently on display at the little market box in saskatoon
“earth is great again”
acrylic on upcycled canvas
12x12 in
(inspired by a poem i came across on social media—see below)
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“golden hour”
acrylic on upcycled canvas, wood frame
12x18 in
inspired by the way plants look at this time of day.
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currently on display at the little market box in saskatoon
“wildflowers” (2)
collages of words and photos from thrifted books and some of my old sketches
8x8 in, on wood frames
visual stories about living with a disability.
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currently on display at the little market box in saskatoon
“all part of the show”
collage on paper on an uncycled wood frame
11x14 in
the next three pieces were a poster design but analog; the kinda layout people did pre-computers.
i drew illustrations on paper (the red part is from an old acrylic painting), cut them all out, arranged the layout on a blank poster, and glued it all together.
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currently on display at the little market box in saskatoon
“take me outside”
“take me to the beach”
two collages on coloured paper, in a photo frame
16x18 in & 11x14 in
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studio sign
collage of various materials, on wood
24x24 in
i found a big wood sign at a thrift store and thought it would make a good studio sign for a few summer markets.
sometimes traditional trade show/market/event banners/signage gets boring. plus, sustainability.
the background is made from primarily things (or parts of things) i drew or painted, photographs i took, and some misc. magazine cutouts; the lettering was hand painted with acrylic ink.
i worked quick and i cared very little about anything being perfect or even straight because for this… the mess was intentional.