Monday, January 19, 2009

Spy City


(click for larger.)
Here's a few posters for Spy City! Art direction: Kelsey Horne at Taxi.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

CraftyVEER!

Hey, look! Marc and I have a set over at Veer!




CHECK OUT THE FULL COLLECTION!
(And then encourage all your clients to use a bunch!) :)

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!



Happy Holidays everyone! This is a photo I took while on my recent trip to Winnipeg.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Home sweet tomes!

Illustration for the cover of the Weekend Post section of last Saturday's National Post! Inside spots, too. The theme was 'books for every room of your house', check out the reading suggestions here!


craftydeer collaboration!

A little photo-illustration for FFWD about winter fashion, with a Twin Peaks twist! Big thank you to Tara McKinnon for organizing and styling it!

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Long time, no talk!

Hey Hey! Things have been very busy lately, and I haven't had any time to post on this thing... my bad. I've been trying to split up my time evenly between shooting, music and life, but it's been hard to manage! Things have been going well with music lately, which has taken up the majority of my time. I am still shooting as much as possible when I'm not on the road... so I will try and post some of my new work soon.

Here's a poster I put together for our (Azeda Booth's) recent tour of Canada.



Hope everyone is well. Cheers!

Sunday, November 2, 2008

FFWD cover

Cover illustration for FFWD about Marina Endicott's Giller Prize nomination, click here for article!



Also: the original thumbnail rough!


Miscellaneous!

Phewww! It's been a while, here's a few recent pieces!
(Click for larger image.)

Okkervil River
for Beatroute Magazine.



Just a little section I liked.



Illustration for a bridal magazine via the wonderful
Hartman Design Studio!

Monday, September 1, 2008

New work!

Like everyone gets at some point, I've been stuck in a bit of a rut. But, during a quick trip to Montreal (le swoon!) and a new client, I was pushed towards something new. Something I really like! Here's a big thank you to Malcolm Brown (art director, extraordinaire) who I can credit to trying new (with a mix of the old) things.

These aren't the final illustration, but they're bits of the process of me loosening up, and a direction I'm excited about!






what would julie draw: the early years



Every drawer of drawings has to start somewhere; some beginnings are, uh, stranger than others.

Click the picture above to see the
only drawings I did by the age of 4. I think it goes without saying that I must have spent some time in church.

Warning: Some viewers may find this ... creepy. I like to think of it as studies in crucifixes, personal struggle, anatomy, and, best of all, goatees (re: the drawings on cardboard).