Nothing fancy, just a quick sketch before bed yesterday. I still doodle girls when I’m tired or bored. It… relaxes the mind 
I am going to be part of The Peek art show, co-organized by Urbanbloc and Mindzai. Expect lots of art, color, music, coolness, fantastical magic bunnies and technicolor unicorns. Ok, maybe not the last two, but nontheless, it’ll be awesome. Bring friends. Lots.
Or be all fancy and RSVP on Facebook.
Peace ‘n love, all that good stuff.
Worked on this fun article for Seattle Metropolitan some time ago. Apparently there’s so much caffeine in Seattle’s harbor that the fish have elevated caffeine levels. Don’t ask me how or why someone decided to test this on the bay fish…
Illustration in the mag. no, I’m not pimping JW!
The isssue also had an awesome cover!
Animals of the Chinese zodiac. Click the pic for a much larger (and nicer) view.
Did an interview with the nice folks at VecTips. Some interesting questions, do check it out!
Interview with Charlene Chua on Vectips
Sure hope it looks like them. Personal work, reffed off a piece in a magazine, pity the photographer recently passed on, he had some great portraits of rock stars.
Color variant. Originally the background was meant to be blue. But it had too much of a indie comic feel. Or so I felt.
Random sketches of people around Kensington market. Lots of great people to draw, only wish they’d stop more often instead of just walking by in like 5 seconds.
Some new work for Salon, which is a specialty magazine for the salons and stylists. It was a very fun job where the editors and art directors decided to go all retro-stylin’! I did a bunch of illustrations for their special business issue, so each piece covered a specific business tip like making the most of photo shoots, increasing counter sales and recruiting. I also did a 2 page comic spread covering ‘a day in the life’ of a Toronto stylist who was trailed by a business expert who gave him tips on improving his business day.
Went to The Deep Inside show yesterday, it was fun hanging out in the old Bloor cinema! That place is so old-skool. Someone burnt popcorn I think. Check out more photos and art on my Flickr, and pull out your 3D glasses!
P.S Limited edition prints of the artwork are on sale for $150 each. Each print is beautifully hand printed by Studio XIX and are signed and numbered by the artists. Prints are 18×24in. For more information or to purchase prints contact Rafi at Keep6 Contemporary.
Selected sketches from interesting life drawing ‘The Keyhole Sessions‘. Mostly did short 1-2min poses, would have liked some longer poses like 30min or so, but intresting 2hours nontheless.
