This piece shows the contrast between the urban and natural environments found in Vancouver. The photo of the Burrard Street Bridge is my own, while the photograph of myself in the canola fields was taken in by my sister, Katy Whitt, who is a photographer in Calgary, Alberta.
Hand drawn animation for ANIM 207 at Emily Carr. My character had to destroy another students character (shown at the beginning) - which happened to be a drunk guy... needless to say, I had fun with this one.
This piece was intended to make people more aware of the simple repetitive action of walking up and down a staircase to encourage them to become more aware of their own movement within their environment. On the stairs we placed instructions on how to walk up a flight of stairs starting from the bottom up.
size: 4 ft x 5 ft
I painted this in reference to a photo I took at Igloofest, which is an outdoor music festival in Montreal, Quebec - where I was living at the time. I wanted to capture the lights, music, and the amazing energy from the crowd.
both functional and whimsical, this jewelry stand acts as a sculptural piece that can hold an abundant amount of jewelry thanks to it’s sturdiness.
