Swimming types
Originally published in December 2017 in Blog, Toronto Illustrators
Edie Sedgwick
Originally published in December 2017 in Blog
She came bursting out of the gate, with no limits and no inhibitions. Then the moment passed. She changed, we changed. She forced her exit in the most banal and predictable way. In 2018, she would have been an Instagram star, A sought-after brand influencer. But she would have burnt out faster on the […]
Andy Warhol’s Wig
Originally published in December 2017 in Blog
I want to be alone
Originally published in December 2017 in Blog, Toronto Illustrators
Making art
Originally published in November 2017 in Blog
Beard Farmer
Originally published in November 2017 in Blog, Illustration
Food art
Originally published in November 2017 in Blog, Food Art
Today’s artistic challenge was pizza. I wanted to capture the effect of baked crust, and I think watercolour does it better than any other medium. Can you smell the warm carbs in this picture? I used rubber cement like masking fluid to preserve the layers as I loaded on each of the colours. I like […]
Bill Cunningham, you are missed
Originally published in November 2017 in Blog, Toronto Illustrators
An apple a day
Originally published in November 2017 in Blog
Viking girl
Originally published in October 2017 in Blog, Toronto Illustrators
Cartoon by Alison Garwood-Jones Doing anything well takes discipline. This is Hildegard. She’s a Viking warrior with a stringent daily routine involving running, journaling/goal setting, and practicing her fencing. Not much gets in her way, especially men. But, at some point, she’ll hit a wall. The need for balance — not exactly defined in the […]
