Oh dear god. I’ve rediscovered my love for pixel art. I’m going to post a load of these little things later.
Younger diners are moving away from the “white tablecloths and cheese soufflés” that their elder counterparts are drawn to; restaurant critics are eating up shorter stories about hidden gems. Thanks /* again */ to Tim for the opportunity!
For: The Ryerson Review of Journalism, spring 2013 issue (article + highly pixelated illustration here)
Art Director: Tim Davin
With the title of second largest book retailer in Canada before even opening its doors, Target will pioneer a model of selling literature that focuses on moving bulk quantities of top-sellers. A big thank-you goes out to Tim for the assignment + for reminding me that drawing anything 129 times in fudged perspective is enough to make anyone go mental!
For: Quill & Quire Magazine, April 2013 issue
Art Director: Tim Davin
If you ever produce illustrations for a marketing firm, be prepared to draw the same thing like you’re a bunch of different people.
Achieving a believable silhouette of a man is hard when you’ve only got yourself to reference and you’re a particularly skinny female.
Become nocturnal.
Can’t stop, won’t stop. New illustration, process sneak peek.
Pushing through to meet a deadline means a disregard for tidiness. And apparently eating 3 different kinds of cereal.
Drew babies ‘n’ booties all afternoon at work