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This is the first piece in a new series titled Undesirables. This series features animals that have successfully adapted to urban living due to losing their natural habitat to deforestation. Fabricated in steel with MIG welding.

This was one of three collaborative painting engagements I facilitated during my artist-in-residency with the City of Abbotsford, from May - October, 2024. During these two-hour engagements, residents were invited to join me paint a piece of art featuring a heritage building of Abbotsford. Everyone who added paint to canvas signed the back of the canvas to create a truly collaborative art piece.

Relief print and watercolour on paper, 14 x 18", 2023.

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Part of an on-going series Avifauna, a large, to-scale body of lino-cut relief prints and watercolour that feature birds of BC. There are currently 67 pieces in the series with more planned for 2025.

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This was a 2-hour demonstration during a joint exhibition at the Hearth Gallery on Bowen Island, BC. During the demonstration I went through the entire process of lino printing including image transfer methods, carving techniques, types of ink, and printing.

 Linocut relief print, 5 x 7", 2019.

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Part of a Human Anatomy series featuring commonly ailed body parts discussed during visits to General Medical Practitioner's offices.

Linocut relief print on paper, 10 x 12", 2020.

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Part of a series of farm animals inspired by living in farm land during the spring. 

As part of my residency with the City of Abbotsford I facilitated  and guided a workshop that introduced participants to the wonderful world of monoprinting with stencils.

Part of an in-going series titled "Selfies through Art History" which started in 2013. This series is a light-hearted play on what life would be like if selfies existed throughout history. It is also a way to track my age, and painting skills by creating derivative works of well known art pieces.

During this two-hour, all ages public art engagement, participants were invited to choose from a variety of pre-carved Abbotsford inspired stamps, to create a card to send to a love one. If they knew the mailing address of the individual, I collected the cards and sent them in the mail to their recipients the next day. For those who didn't know the address, they were invited to take their cards home with them.