A cute one for The Globe and Mail. #illustration

Another couple from the Globe and Mail My First Home column. #illustration #editorialillustration #realestate

A couple for Literary Review of Canada this year. I love this publication. #illustration #editorialillustration #blackandwhite

A couple illustrations for Edify Magazine, a column called LOVE Letters. The first was for a woman thanking a pharmaceutical company for bringing back her husband who fell into a mental break, and the second was of a comedian that found herself through the landscape of comedy. #illustration

Really thankful for this regular column with The Globe and Mail. It's been a big few weeks! We just moved from Kelowna, BC, to our new house in Hamilton. It feels wonderful to be back in Ontario. Can't wait to see everybody. #illustration #editorialillustration #housing

Another couple from the Globe and Mail My First Home column. Really enjoy drawing houses. Thanks AD: Lauren Heintzman

A couple spots for Today's Veterinary Business. #illustration #editorialillustration #veterinarymedicine #vet #piggybank

Here’s a recent cover for my pals over at Seven Days. Diane always has the coolest ideas, like turning the text into houses. #illustration #editorialillustration #housing

A triptych from a Domestika workshop called Narrative Landscape Illustration with Stencils and Acrylics, by Tom Haugomat. The idea of a wild animal sitting next to a trashcan appealed to me--so here is man's intersection with nature in the Arizona desert. #illustration #wildlifeart

Here's one for THIS Magazine on the invisibility of women's neurodivergence in Canada. As a neurodivergent baddie myself, let me tell you how much I enjoyed hand-drawing the wallpaper pattern haha. Thanks very much AD: Valerie Thai. #illustration

Here's a brief look into one of my recent Globe and Mail pieces for the regular column on buying your first house, from start to finish. Finished piece > refined pencils > initial sketch. Thanks AD: Lauren Heintzman! #illustration #editorialillustration #artprocess

One for Seven Days on patients being encouraged to shop around for medical procedures before committing to care. Thanks AD: Rev. Diane Sullivan! #illustration #editorialillustration #healthcare

A little visual ditty for Harvard Business Review. Art directors having a sense of humour is my absolute fave. Very thankful to be working with these guys, they're the best. #illustration #communication #editorialillustration

Another one for Harvard Business Review, on inspired leadership. Thanks AD: Carey Bass. #mammals #whale #wildlife #illustration #art

One of my favourite assignments to come in is these ones from Harvard Business Review, where you get to submit what you like, from a range of business topics. Very fun to work on. Thanks very much AD: Carey Bass! #illustration #editorialillustration #wildlifeillustration

So happy to work with Review Canada on this piece for Pamela Mulloy's review of Cathrin Bradbury's “This Way Up". I feel so lucky to be part of such a cool Canadian publication. Thank you to Kyle for the AD. #illustration #editorialillustration #canadianillustrator

Wildfires racked our community over the last years, including burning down 200 homes in 2023. Pieces like this are important to raise awareness for climate struggles. I felt thankful to be included in bringing this one to life for Corporate Knights. #illustration #mammals #editorialillustration

The sea star population is in decline on the West Coast. So pleased to share my first-ever illustration for Canadian Wildlife--a long-time dream client of mine. Thanks to AD: Steve Balaban for making it happen. #illustration #editorialillustration #seastar #wildlifeillustration #animalart

Just a little practice of some horses running on some clouds. #illustration #horses #art

Always thankful to Seven Days Vermont for being real ones. Such cool people to work with. Have Happy Holidays everyone! #illustration #school #editorialillustration

Another little .GIF of a researcher falling through the sky, done in Procreate. #animatedillustration #editorialillustration #researcher

A cute little .GIF of a researcher finding their way out of a forest. These have been pretty fun to make! #illustration #animatedillustration #editorialillustration #researcher

Two flamingos on a beach. #illustration #birds #flamingo

It's been a while since I've had a chance to post. Wildlife stuff has been picking up in publications lately. Here's a fox for this dreary Fall day. Stay warm and cozy everyone! #illustration #mammals #wildlife #art

Thinking of animating this one so that he hands press outwards on the pill and distend it a bit. Thoughts? #illustration #editorialillustration #pill #woman #medical #healthillustration

A brown bear on the Pacific Coast. Can't beat that grey sand and stormy coastline. #illustration #bear #mammals #wildlifeart

It was so wonderful to work for The Stranger, and their lovely art director, Anthony Keo. Such a joy, and the story was interesting, too--on nuclear fusion and the possible future of energy. #illustration #nuclearfusion #editorialillustration

I thought this was a funny take on personal growth. Often we're doing the work, just to find that we're another version of our same-old self. Maybe we're getting closer to something innate--maybe we're just iterating. #illustration #editorialillustration #personalgrowth

It's July so you know what that means-- Cone flowers, everywhere! A water-wise addition to any garden, and great in this heat. It's also known as Echinacea, and illustrated here with a Swallowtail Butterfly. #illustration #editorialillustration #flowerart #flower #butterfly #wildlifeillustration

Bumble bee on a Nepeta stalk, also known as catmint in some areas. Lately I've been inspired by the local wildlife where I live, and most of my personal work is focusing on that. Gotta warm up somehow! Might as well be with birds and bees. #illustration #nepeta #plantart #bumblebee #wildlifeart