In collaboration with UptheAntiChrist. He made the jacket and sourced the image, I painted the piece.
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Sketch for a DSTRBO graffiti piece I never painted. I did the original drawing on a long drive down the west coast to LA from Vancouver sitting in the back of a van with two friends in late summer 1999. We were on tour doing live painting with some bands. We traveled all over Canada and the States for three months in that van, and there was a lot of time to sit in the back seat and doodle away. It was one of the first times I can remember that I could totally relax for full days with nothing to do but draw, without the background radiation of anxiety that I should be doing something else. This current moment reminds me a lot of that feeling, So I decided to revisit this sketch, that I’ve always liked, and give it a bit of a 2020 update. Also, the recent announcement by the US Navy and mainstream media that UFOs are officially recognized as an unexplained phenomenon would have thrilled ’99 me, I was deeply interested in that stuff back then, as a lot of 90s kids were. I especially like the crop circle signature.
Commission
commission/collaboration with a friend
commission for a friend
left: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
centre: Maxine Waters
right: Bernie Sanders
left: Ilhan Omar
centre: Reality Winner
right: Colin Kaepernick
left: Jo Cox
centre: Marsha P. Johnson
right: Emma González
poster for POP Montreal
Cover illustration
Commissioned pencil drawing for Laura. 2018
Very proud to have worked on this film. Did this poster as well as a ton of art stuff throughout, including the animated sequence in the middle. Written and directed by Jeff Barnaby, produced by Prospector Films.
I always considered wearing camouflage as a fashion statement to be kind of macho and silly. I designed this for a mural sixteen years ago, and just re-tooled it. It's meant to be a bit subtle.
digital sketch
Commission
part of the Not the Face/Not Today exhibition with Luc Paradis
2003
acrylic on canvas
2010
acrylic on canvas
2008
acrylic on canvas
painted live in LA
2008
painted live in 2006 (maybe?)
Heavyweight Art Installation
in collaboration with Gene Pendon
live painting
Part of the 'Looking Up' exhibition
Montreal
2007
