Wolf Moon
This past weekend, a friend of mine was hosting a “wolf howling at the moon” t-shirt contest. Instead of buying the lame shirt that inspired this contest, I decided to make my own!
Phillip
This is Phillip. He has an interesting belt for every pair of pants he owns. It’s his thing. He’s also got an accent. Don’t call him Phil.
Smug Self Portrait/Dr. Who?
This is a self portrait I did a couple of years ago for some reason. The pattern on the smoking jacket is inspired by what Guybrush Threepwood wears in one of the Monkey Island games.
On looking at it just now, I think I may also bear a cartoon resemblance to David Tennant.
OCADU Rainbow Logo
OCADU has a new graphic identity that includes a logo with a space where OCADU members may place a graphic element.
I’ve always been enamoured of bold colours and stripes, so my version of the logo is a rainbow.
Eric
I was talking about my friend Eric one day, and how he used to sit when he was playing video games - specifically Windwaker. He has an unusual posture, so instead of trying to describe it, I drew it.
Hi, Eric!
Usually Kids Say Poo
Spencer and I were talking about the difference between saying “poo” or “poop,” and he said, “usually, kids say poo.”
I said it should be a book cover.
True story.
His interpretation can be seen here.
Moar Quench
It’s U.N. World Water Day, and Quench is finally out in the iOS and Android app stores! Please go on over and download it, try it out and see what you think!
If you are into conserving water, and want to see the Quench logo and wordmark I designed on TV, please go to the Water Brothers website to see the episode Bottlegate; the Quench logo and wordmark appear toward the end of the show!
I would also like to extend a special thanks to a special lady, Caitlin Blain, for making all of this possible.
Update: Quench is featured in the iTunes App Store under “New & Noteworthy!” A thing I made is on iTunes. I’m over the moon with happy.
Quench
I was asked by a friend at SK Films to help make mockups of the UI for Quench, a water-finding app for locating water bottle re-fill locations around Toronto. I also included what felt like a natural logo/wordmark as a placeholder; SK Films felt the logo was exactly what they wanted, and liked my original design so much that they decided to use it in the final version of the app! You’ll be able to download it when it goes live on the 22nd of March (in three days!) in the Apple iOS App Store!
Quench is a tie-in app to The Water Brothers, a new eco-adventure series exploring the most important water stories of our time, featuring Alex and Tyler Mifflin.
The image above is the original concept for the Quench logo and wordmark.
