Wheat Sheaf Tavern
I did a sketch of the Wheatsheaf Tavern as it looks now. I haven’t been in it since it reopened but 20 years ago when it was still a dive
My Art
Church Street
Since I was sketching the 510 Church building I thought I would do a preliminary sketch of the other side of the street which I just completed.
Friends Meeting House
Friends Meeting House (Quakers) on Lowther Street neat the St. George Subway stop in Toronto. After doing the version above, I ended up giving it away to the Meeting House
Berczy Park
Pronounce “Bear Ski” Park, this small park between Wellington and Front Streets in Old Toronto has a newish whimsical fountain with porcelain dogs, so a favorite dog owner destination for
Beardmore Building
This is a great Victorian era building on Front Street in Toronto. When it was built it was the first street up from the port of Toronto. Now, due to
Sketching, Art Journaling and Mail Art
Break the Cycle
I wanted to convey a habit I have of closing down and tuning out when I feel over-whelmed or depressed. Sometimes that’s warranted but usually it is better to open
Just green
Another monochrome exploration. This time with a colour I don’t usually use, bright green.
Mojo Thief
I drew myself in the box. This year I find my main mojo thief is the formation of a mental construct of “my style”. I’m really not entirely sure I
Voice
My voice lives somewhere at the meeting place of Yellow Submarine and Victorian steampunk and lace.
Back to Mail Art
I have been so immersed in art journaling and so busy with web design that I have been neglecting my mail art community. I am plunging back in with a
Hand-stamped ATC’s
I did a series of ATC’s (Artist Trading Cards) this summer using hand-made rubber stamps on a variety of salvaged backgrounds.