This illustration is for the Facts and Arguments section, The Globe and Mail, December 1, 2009. Check out the F&A podcast here.

This image will serve as the Dominion cover for the December 2009 issue. It was inspired by an article written by Erin Hemmens about the legality of midwifery practice in Nova Scotia.

I made this for a poster I am designing for the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science, at the University of Toronto. See a more detailed image here.

This is the cover for the next issue of the Dominion. The issue features special coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.

This illustration was published August 7, 2009 with a story by Andrea Skorenki about the underwhelming experience of pronouncing someone dead in hospital. As she writes, "I wrote a note in his chart saying that I had verified the lack of cardiac and respiratory activity and pronounced death at 2:30 a.m. That was it. The poor patient had passed away alone, with a stranger marking his passage. The event was recorded without any drama or ceremony."

This illustration was made for August cover of The Dominion. This is a local scene here in Hamilton where people line up for food, a sign that times are tough for many. Apparently the Good Shepherd Centers food bank has experienced an overwhelming demand in the past year, due to worsening economic times. The sign on the door reveals that food is given out daily until the day's "quota" is met. I suppose this measure is to prevent a run on the food bank in hard times. It's a reminder that food banks have a limited supply of food, too.

I did this illustration in 4 hours for the Boston Globe Op/Ed section. I think it turned our fairly well stylistically, given the short time allowance. Thanks to Elaina Natario at the Globe for working with me on this one.

Appearing Thursday June 11 in The Globe and Mail. Lindsay LeBlanc wrote a story for the Facts and Arguments section about how she came to do a PhD in quantum optics, studying such obscure phenomena as "Bose-Einstein condensate", among other things. She writes, "Physics is worth knowing because it is beautiful. It's the hidden secret of the scientist. ...Like an artist, I want to share this beauty with others, I want them to know what it is to see through my eyes."

This illustration "Prom Dress" appeared on Friday May 29, 2009 in The Globe and Mail.

This illustration for the Spring 2009 issue of Biz magazine will accompany an article about "Generation Y".