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Biofuels & The Age of the Vegetarian Machines | GE Reports
My illustration on The Age of the Vegetarian Machines: Biofuels Continue to Grow as a Renewable Energy Source for GE Reports.
January 2, 2020
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Tanya Tagaq | Canadian Geographic
Loved painting Inuit throat singer and Polaris Winner Tanya Tagaq. You can see more of my process and a little interview about it on the magazine's site. Thanks Art Director Javier Frutos! In the article, Tagaq had such a beautiful description of feeling at peace
January 2, 2020
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Fan Conspiracy Theories for TV & Film | Spectacle Magazine
Tyrion Lannister is a secret Targaryen? Plausible! Everyone on the Walking Dead is deaf? Less so! The 1st issue of Spectacle Magazine explores the internet’s wildest conspiracy theories for TV and film.
January 2, 2020
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Hazy Future for Marijuana Dispensaries | Hour Detroit
Up in smoke. The hazy future of medical marijuana dispensaries in Michigan due to new licensing restrictions. Thanks Hour Detroit Magazine and Art Director Nichole Grieser.
January 2, 2020
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Healthy Tension In Product Teams | Intercom
I really enjoyed drawing some angry elks and playing with some fierce energetic colours for the Intercom blog's article Healthy Tension In Product Team. Art directed by the wonderful Stewart Scott-Curran.
January 2, 2020
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Letting Go | Hour Detroit
This job was a challenge. The article debated the need for doctors to learn how to talk to patients and their families about whether it's best to stop medical treatment that might extend a life but will result in a poor quality of life. The
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Native Bee Pollinators | Nature Conservancy
A piece about the importance of native bee pollinators taught through Indigenous Traditional Knowledge art and culture. Featured is Mi’kmaq artist Mike MacDonald’s beautiful gardens. Art may be a way to convey the importance of these bees in our world and to save creatures like