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MAR 9, 2010
Portraits of Injustice, painted by local artist Carol M...
Pier 21
Exhibit is part of Pier 21’s newest Community Presents! exhibit.


Iron, or The Propagandist By S.M. Vidaurri

Here's a pin up up I did for the comic Iron, or The Propagandist By the extremely talented S.M. Vidaurri, one of the reasons I'm grateful for the internet is introducing me to great people like him. Read More.

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Queen Of Swords

A Tarot card done for Superpunch.
As it says on the Superpunch blog "....about this project.
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March of the Prints!

Just a reminder, the printmaking department at NSCAD is having its annual exhibit and sale of student work. The show is at Seeds Gallery, 1892 Hollis Street, from March 9th – 20th. Read More.

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Oh. My.

Seriously. Stop what you’re doing and take a look at this set of rings by MetalRiot (aka Thomasin Durgin. Don’t miss the descriptions. And be sure to check out her videos as well. Love. Love. Love!! Read More.

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Beholder

Another Dungeons & Dragons monster interpretation. I love to imagine him mumbling in some guttural language as he floats towards his victims.

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Evening Sail

Spent the day working on this. Tried a darker blue, gives it a more dramatic feel I think. It is fun to play around with new colours. I do tend to stay with the same palette. Read More.

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Ankheg

I've started playing Dungeons & Dragons again having finally found a group in Toronto to play with. Read More.

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Spectrum 17

I found out yesterday that not only did I get into Spectrum 17 but I got the silver award in comics! It was for this page from the Cloud Cave comic. Read More.

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Flying Boat Cover Process Eight, Final Picture.

And here is the final cover painting! After the final watercolurs were applied, as seen in the last post, I decided to paint over the drawing in the sky with gouache. Read More.

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Flying Boat Cover Process Six

This is seeming a lot more involved and methodical then it is. The reality is I'm a lot more halting and sloppy when I work and this process is pretty vague and open. I'm quite easily distracted and find I need some kind of structure so I use this method based on the methods of artists whose work... Read More.

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Artist Collective – Help!

I’m continuing to ponder the “Yes. YES!” excitement from yesterday’s reading of SisterDiane’s post “What If We Paid Each Other” over on Make and Meaning. Creating a centralized site for self-publishing isn’t rocket science as we all know there are other sites out there that do it right now. Blur... Read More.

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Flying Boat Cover Process Five

For me this is where things begin to get interesting; the pencils. At this point I've done so much preliminary sketches that it seems to be already done, it's just a matter of making it visible. Read More.

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Cloud #29

The other day, the Senior Vice President of Scotiabank came to my studio in the Granville campus to pick up Cloud #27 for the auction they’re having. As usual I was a bundle of nerves, I usually get pretty anxious meeting high-ups, but despite that, everything went well. Read More.

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Naugler’s Diversion

I had planned on doing a post/book review on Susan Lenart Kazmer’s Making Connections. But as I was reading my feeds this morning, a new post on Make and Meaning which, if you haven’t visited and read this phenomenal blog? Go. Now! Read More.

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Flying Boat Cover Process Part One

Today I'm starting a multi-part process series on the creation of the Flying Boat Graphic novel cover. Starting today from the earliest ideas to the final piece. Read More.

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Galaxy Express 999

I really wish this was real and not just a ride. It should have a pipe smoking room as well. Read More.

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Just passing through On My Way Back To Bed

I've lost count of all the little bugs I've caught since Henry started at daycare but this is one of the worst. Read More.

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Cover Peek

The cover is actually done for Flying Boat but this is a sliver of it during the process. Read More.

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Poetry And Mystery

"People who look for symbolic meanings fail to grasp the inherent poetry and mystery of the image," René Magritte.
I read this quote yesterday in a book and the truth of it hit me like a ton of bricks.
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Where Owls Fear To Tread

A little sketch I finished off in the waiting room at Sick Kids. It's two space faring owls.
Henry's still sick and sleeping. It's not that serious but it's thrown our schedules out of whack.
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Harry Roundtree

I get my painting technique from Harry Rountree. I was doing something similar when I read Rountree's technique ( in ImageS) and it changed the way I work. Read More.

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Cloud #27

Cloud #27 48″ x 36″ Oil on Beechwood, 2010
The other morning, running really late for school and just getting out of the shower, the phone rang. Oliver was in his office, no doubt with earphones in, so I frantically tried to pull on my housecoat and get to the call in time.
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Maddy's New Flying Boat

Here's the new flying boat. A little more magical and steampunk then how I first drew it. Read More.

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What Would Picasso Do?

I have been working hard lately, feeling a great deal of passion and commitment to my work. It has been a great week. Mostly though there is a great deal of satisfaction with these paintings which are now drying in the basement. Read More.

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Flying Boat Cover Draft One

Here is the first draft for the cover to the Flying Boat graphic novel. I sent it to the publisher and got it back with a bunch of ideas, which in hindsight I can't believe I didn't think of first. Read More.

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Warming Earth - latest from Rowland's Seaforth Art Studio

A new 'artistbook' from Rowland's Seaforth Art Studio in Seaforth Nova Scotia has just been 'released' - if that is the correct term for artistbooks - each individual copy which is handmade and hand assembled and bound by the artist ! Read More.

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Small Small Monster Sale

I'm sitting here until they're gone! twenty five American dollars each plus four dollars shipping and you could have one of these tine, no bigger than 3" by 3" monster pot=rtraits on handmade papers drawn and painted with India ink,watercolour and gouache. Read More.

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One World - One Heart

I decided it would be fun to combine this Global Giveaway event with something I’ve been wanting to do anyway. You can click on the image above to get the whole story on what’s behind One World One Heart but here, the deal is this – comment on this post and your name will be entered to win my giv... Read More.

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How Much Is That Lion In The Window?

For sale: One Lion. I've posted this original on eBay for sale. Bidding starts at eighty dollars cheap. Read More.

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Art for the Planet Show!

Here are the details of the upcoming exhibit at Fred Gallery. Cloud #24 of the previous post is the painting I’ve included in the show, and, not to toot my own horn, but it already has interested buyers! Read More.

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A review that turned into a rant

Part of the joy of Christmas and New Year is being able to tuck into new reading material and boy! 2009 did not let me down. I have a stack of fiction on my dresser up in my bedroom and my non-fiction stack is on the coffee table in the living room. I’m slowly making my way through them both. Read More.

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Simple Sketches

Here some simple ink and Photoshop sketches I did yesterday while I worked on writing and researching. Read More.

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Cloud #24

This cloud will be sold for a very good cause: the planet! The Ecology Action Centre has organized an exhibit and sale of local artist’s works, to be held at FRED Gallery on Agricola Street here in Halifax. Read More.

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Spectrum 16

Yesterday I received my complimentary copy of Spectrum 16 and what a thrill. Read More.

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The Roving Studio

I had had enough! Too close to the TV and the front door- the studio I've used since moving to Toronto has been a quagmire of distractions. And it's too big. Read More.

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Shine - an update

Remember my collaboration with Seth Apter and Bridgette Guerzon Mills?
It started just a little over a year ago with each of us creating a book form and a theme for the others to add to.
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