Two online workshops coming up for Dee Double Dub, one at the Science Gallery in Detroi and one at Subtle Technologies in Toronto. Catch both online!
By popular demand, the image “What does it mean to love someone?” is now available as a print in our shop in an open edition. Choose a small or medium size archival print and have it delivered to your door. Standard shipping is included in the price. This drawing is part of Marc’s ongoing project to visualize A Thousand Plateas, a book of French philosophy by Giles Deleuze and Felix Gauttari.
These grids and guides were made for the mandala project.
The installation Braveland is part of Eutopia, an exhibition curated by Farah Yusuf for the Textile Museum of Canada. There will be an opening reception for the exhibition on Wednesday, February 24, 2016, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. View the Textile Museum website for location and directions.
We are very happy to announce that our entry was chosen for this year’s front entrance installation at the Artist Project art fair. The installation space is an 11 foot tall, 100 foot long wall that we will be covering with giant vinyl banners with paintings hung in the radiating centres. The art fair runs from 18 to 21 February 2016. What do you think? Are you coming out to the fair?
Happy Sleepy Bolt on the beach in Panama. The shiny PVC makes it look like he’s sweating, but he’s good.
Happy Sleepy Bolt is now in the shop! Adopt him today.Happy Sleepy Bolt is now in the shop! Adopt him today.Over the last few weeks we have made many changes to the website, the biggest being the addition of a shop right here in the Land of Happy Sleepy. It’s a soft launch and we’ll be adding lots of new art to the store over the next few weeks.
I have recently completed the illustrations for a “survival guide” for urban bicyclists. Limited road space shared with large vehicles and impatient drivers in the city can be treacherous for cyclists. This guide provides excellent advice on how to navigate busy streets safely and get the most out of a bike enabled lifestyle. The guide was written by Yvonne Bambrick, who has been active as a cycling advocate in Toronto for many years. It was great … >> read more
The cover of the latest issue of ReNew Canada: The Infrastructure Magazine features an illustration that I made. The assignment was to come up with a vision of a near-future sustainable city. In the words of editor Andre Voshart : “I am looking for a cover illustration around the topic of urban density and growth–and fighting back against the idea of urban sprawl and car-based societies. It looks at the way city planners are going to make … >> read more
In early 2014 we completed this logo for The Ecology and Evolution Unit at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology in Japan. Here is a selection of images from the design process of the logo.
Here is an illustration created for Macleans.ca. It is a board game parody satirizing the major players in the recent expense scandals in the Canadian Senate. Caricatures are so much fun to draw.
I recently completed these illustrations for a blogpost written by Sean Gryb about a talk given by Derek Wise at the 2013 International Loop Quantum Gravity Seminar entitled “Holographic Special Relativity: Observer Space from Conformal Geometry“.
InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre in Toronto is celebrating it’s 30th anniversary this year with Mecha Kucha. I made this limited edition risograph print for the event which will be held on Jan 16th, at the Drake Underground in Toronto. These prints will be for sale at the event for $30.