a writer uses his imagination to see the forgotten great canadian condor
as they were in the not to distant past. imagery of the grand canyon comes to mind with condors,
but they were once a part of the landscape in the pacific northwest. explore magazine.
byron

poster final. typography and design by biohazarddesign.
byron

a few months ago i had the opportunity to create an image for the national magazine awards
to be used on the program, signs, tickets and posters, etc. for the event this year. The goal for
the image was that it should be “magaziney” and “celebratory”. my sketches above.
byron

broken social scene.
byron

sketches from a recent portrait illustration of the band “broken social scene”.
byron

i was messing around with trying to make a lino cut out of what i thought
would be a simple shape. it was wayyyyy harder than expected and a lot more
time consuming. it was still a fun experiment and here is a few
of the better looking prints.
byron

this one was for an article talking about privacy issues with the information you
give during an STD test.
byron

this is a recent personal piece i have been working on. the idea
came from a small photograph taken on my grandfathers tour of the
soviet union in the sixties, combined with babar, the elephant.
genevieve

For an article about an emerging field of medicine
that examines closely the pollutants in our environment
that can make some people sick.
byron

this winter, i photographed all kinds of young athletes at the alberta winter games.
these ones weren’t too excited.
daniel

i’ve recently built a new website and this and many other new photographs can be seen there.
daniel

i’m churning out the latest instalment of IBS, this time with a space
theme. byron and i tag-teamed a set of countdown numbers that will be
used throughout the issue.
genevieve

i took a trip to saskatoon, saskatchewan to photograph fred smith for lexus magazine/story worldwide.
he ran a marathon in nepal that took him to everest basecamp despite fracturing his wrist in the process.
a pretty impressive story that makes me feel like a wimp.
daniel

i photographed justin robinson @ osum oil sands for alberta venture’s october issue.
the article deals with the idea that all parts of a company’s identity are small pieces of a puzzle that,
if arranged correctly, can become a beautiful picture.
daniel