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From the back cover “A fat slacker with bad skin, Charlie .... lives off the kindness—and financial contributions—of his family and spend...
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A jacket from a while back.
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A biography of the elusive Canadian Prime Minister R.B. Bennett.
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Proposed cover for a book by a Canadian travel writer who spends a year in England.
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This is a book about Aurora Keil and the Aurora Colony, an early utopian communal society in Oregon. She was born in 1849 in Bethel, Missour...
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Illustration for a book on the skills gap that exists in American companies.
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Logo for a new scholarly series. They asked me to use the 4 initials from the series name - SVMC - to create a logo.
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work in progress
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Hands are tough for a slew of reasons. They always kind of look wonky on a cover. After a lot of back and forth I went with an illustrative...
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Illustration I am working on right now about people and the media - creation/dissemination .
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I don't think I have used a pantone colour on a cover in a long time. Everything is CMYK or digital these days. This cover was from a wh...
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From the back cover: “In 2002 a fifteen-year-old Canadian citizen was captured in Afghanistan for allegedly killing an American soldier. Bad...
The Woman Who Mapped Labrador
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Mina Hubbard Now in Paperback In 1905 Mina Hubbard became the first woman to cross Labrador, in a canoe, ending her epic voyage in Ungav...
Poetry Chair
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The poet was asked to create this chair for a fundraising project at a cultural centre. She based it on the cover I did for her book of poe...
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The main character in this novel is a landscape painter of the Song Dynasty who is on a journey to deliver a message to the Chinese Emperor....
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I found this piece of an old root that had grown around a pebble in a riverbed at the back of farm. It seemed like a perfect image for this ...
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Rue Fabre
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Centre of the Universe
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Hit the Road Jack Essays on the Culture of the American Road
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An old sketch from the vault
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This is a memoir of growing up on Rue Fabre in Montreal. As a boy the author would accompany his father — a candy salesman — on his rounds t...
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