Supper Club Time

Over the last three months I have been making posters using old images for my friend Gaby's monthly event, Supper Club Cinema, in Toronto. It's been really fun nerding out on making fonts, designing a logo, and I guess what would be considered graphic design. These are the posters newest to oldest.

The HAG presents...

On March 9th a bunch of us are turning 869 East Pender in Vancouver into a temporary art gallery. The idea is to showcase art by artists that usually don't exhibit either a particular medium or at all. This is my poster for the event: 

Here is a blog that we made in hopes The HAG will be an ongoing thig. 

Howling at the Moon - Revamped

I'm going to be in the East End Culture Crawl again this weekend at the China Cloud. I was assigned making a poster advertising us so I tried to make my life easy for once by using an old drawing. But naturally I made things way harder by redrawing the whole thing. Took me all day. I'm really glad I did it though cuz it looks way better than the original.

 The poster.
(Culture Crawl locations are indicated by a yellow balloon, hence the balloon)

The original (revised)

The original original post.

Just for Decoration

I have a studio space now in my friends' apartment. For payment, I am to decorate the hell out of their apartment. I'd been there for 2 weeks without putting anything up so I started getting harassed and then forced to do the following:






Fun little anecdote: I originally made this stencil for 3 Acadian boys who wanted a naked girl for their giant over sized RV they bought in the middle of the planting season. Told them I needed an image for reference so they handed me a play boy magazine.

This was a horrible undertaking. I had to remake these stencils cuz they were falling apart. I hate revisiting something that's done, plus it's such an anal, rigorous process. My mother is making me send them to some gallery in England where she apparently has a connection so they needed a freshening up. Now I might as well try to sell some and make some euros. Also, I never got around to putting them on the street legit, so I gotta do that too.

Moving UP

My first official silk screen poster.

Puertas

Hollywood in Cambodia/POST Bar, Buenos Aires, Argentina, March 2009.