Bear manifesto concepts

Here are a couple of concept paintings done in acrylic on wood panels, approximately 2" x 3".

Where salmon go

A new illustration using watercolour pencil and India ink, Montréal, Canada (2010).

Thinking makes me draw

Thinking makes me draw. So, if I'm ever doodling in your meeting or your class, it's probably a good thing. Here are some thoughts from a few environmental sessions at this week's 2010 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences at Concordia University in Montréal.

Garden spoons

Reclaimed wooden spoons (bought in a thrift shop), painted with acrylic ink and glossed over with illustrations printed on washi paper (original illustrations done with watercolour pencil and ink). These were a Mother's Day gift for my Mum to use in her community garden (2010).

Before:


After:


And the original illustrations that were used on the spoons:

Mr. Mjao and company

Digital illustrations for project on sustainable cities, Lund University, Sweden (2008).

It doesn't freeze over no more

Illustration using acrylic paint, ink, with text on washi on scrap wood, Montéal, Canada (2009).


Wood carving painted with acrylic paint on scrap wood, Montréal, Canada (2009).

The Mr. Mjao Project

Photographs of Mr. Mjao cut-out for a project on sustainable cities, Lund University, Sweden (2008). Photographs taken in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag, and Delft in the Netherlands.

Laïka

Watercolour pencil illustration with ink for a personal project on pigs and space, Montréal, Canada (2009).

A study of pigs

Watercolour pencil, acrylic paint, and Indian ink illustration for a personal study on pigs, Montréal. Canada (2010).

Chapter plates

Five chapter plate illustrations using Indian ink for my Master's thesis, Montréal, Canada (2009).

Owl and bear reunion

Illustration using Indian ink, Montréal, Canada (2010).