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Texture - “That’s no moon. It’s a space station”

Bold typeface with death star texture. It also looks like the rendering of the death star used during the rebel fleet briefing. Luke bulls-eyes womp rats back home, and they are no bigger then 2 meters. Learned how to create patterns with Photoshop too, so that was a bonus.

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20 of the same thing, and who doesn’t want to have 20 Oreos.

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Viola Davis and Tom Hanks for Variety Magazine, Actors on Actors, 2016

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It’s…BEAUTIFUL. And they even used my favorite word, PLUMICORNS! 😁

I’m so excited for this program, although I don’t know when I’ll be able to see it because it looks like it’ll only be available in Canada for awhile. I mean, I know there are ways to get around that, but in any case, aaaahhh I’m super excited for this. More owl documentaries please!!

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fun with infographics

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interesting infographic

Interesting Facts about Kissing by Clorox

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50 things that create a narrative about those things. 

Nothing says Imagination like lego.

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20 things in public. I got some weird looks at bulk barn but thought that these fit with this time of year. I know there are 25 but I was trying to do it quick and just grabbed a handful. I enjoy the randomness of the pastel hues and my flash gave some nice shadows.

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20 things that change the meaning of Valentines day!

There is a reason why so many babies are born in December.

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Color, hue and value - LOTR

The hue of the dead, lingering in the darkness as the light approaches.

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Jaws - text as the shark

Using shape and space to infer a large shark in a small space.

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magazine Cover design Final

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I feel like I have seen this before... (quote from fight club)

using color and irony to create a pattern that may never stop.

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Just keep swimming

Using wavy curved lines to portray playfulness and fluidity of the words and size to give the illusion of travelling.