Category: Archive

I was the lead designer for Jesse Brown/Nick Zarzycki/Vicky Mochama’s Canadaland Guide to Canada.

I got my start doing print work at the Ubyssey Student Newspaper. Working with the then-photo editor Goh Iromoto (who I later worked for as an editor, PA, and grip), we experimented a lot with the physical paper itself. Most of the time, we had access to only one or two spot colours and had… Continue reading Ubyssey Student Newspaper

I did consulting work for a digital humanities group, producing a python library for text processing and a visualization for the corpus. The project was to figure how far away words for the Gods were from words for punishment in ancient Chinese texts. You can view a working version of the visualization here.

For this year, the editors wanted business cards they could actually do something with other than just hand them out.

I designed a series of logos for different companies and people.

In 2012, I was the lead designer for my graduating class exhibition catalogue. It was a lot of fun—they allowed me to spend the budget on a die cut cover and full gloss colour printing.

A CAD model and hand-built maquette for the play Green Eyes.

The Syrup Trap was a mostly-online Canadian humour magazine. I was one of the founding editors, working mostly on audio/video projects, a single issue of a print magazine, and whatever other design work needed doing.

An installation at the Waterfront Canada Line station escalators. The piece was a computer-generated maze that had a hidden message that was viewable only through the red-tinted windows from across the street.

For a number of years, I worked as the in-house designer for CiTR 101.9 FM radio. I created a number of ad campaigns, posters, and internal documents. One of my favourite projects was the annual FunDrive, where CiTR does a week of call-in donations to support the station. Each year was a different theme. One… Continue reading CiTR Radio