Custom hand-painted Adirondack chairs for the Everyone is King street art installation in Toronto.

A pattern mixing mural to brighten up the Facebook Canada office in Toronto as part of the Facebook Artist in Residence Program.

Patterns are all around in this immersive mural painted at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto as part of their Facebook Artist in Residence Program.

This office mural was painted at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto as part of their Facebook Artist in Residency Program alongside other Toronto mural artists.

Bright patterns flowed through the space at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto in this dynamic wall and floor mural painted as part of the Facebook Artist in Residence Program.

Existing elements of the Facebook Canada office in Toronto were layered with patterns for an immersive wall and floor mural painted as part of their Artist in Residence Program.

Sitting with my immersive wall and floor pattern mural at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto, being a Facebook mural artist for their Artist in Residence Program was a wonderful experience.

Two mural collaborations I did are side-by-side in Facebook’s Toronto office! A bright tribute to our city with Bareket Kezwer, another Toronto mural artist, and a piece with En Masse (participating artists Jason Botkin and Peru 143) staying true to black-and-white En Masse style.

A bright, collaborative mural at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto combining the clean lines of fellow Toronto mural artist Baraket Kezwer with the wide variety of patterns found in our city.

A striking black-and-white mural painted collaboratively with En Masse (participating artists Jason Botkin and Peru 143)at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto as part of their Artist in Residence Program.

It’s always a pleasure to collaborate with En Masse (participating artists Jason Botkin and Peru 143)! Together we painted this dynamic black-and-white mural at the Facebook Canada office in Toronto as part of their Artist In Residence Program.

Listen to Learn is a bright pattern mixing mural at Columbia College in Chicago, my largest mural yet!

The painted patterns of the Listen to Learn mural at Columbia College in Chicago.

It’s me! Here I am signing the floral pattern in the Listen to Learn pattern mural at Columbia College in Chicago.

Let the waves of this colorful mural brighten your commute through the busy Toronto underpass at Gerrard St. E and Carlaw Ave.

Patterns mix and flow with the waves of this Toronto mural on Gerrard St. E at Carlaw Ave.

This Toronto mural is a pattern mixing tribute to the multicultural neighbourhood of Riverdale with waves carrying patterns from one place to another.

This hand-painted pattern mural adds a cheerful disposition to a Toronto traffic box, painted as part of the StART Outside the Box program.

This pattern mural painted in the Madison Parkade on Yonge street in Toronto shows how bright wall art can affect even the greyest of spaces.

This dynamic pattern mural is just one of many murals by local Toronto painters in the Madison Parkade that brighten the space.

Mixing florals and geometric patterns makes this pattern mural a dynamic addition to the Madison Parkade in Toronto.

Nothing livens up dreary spaces like a bright, dynamic pattern mural like this one painted in the Madison Parkade in Toronto’s midtown.

I was happy to be one of several local Toronto mural painters invited to liven up the Madison Parkade with this dynamic pattern mural.

As a Toronto mural painter I loved exploring and contributing to the street art of a different city. This bridge mural in Peterborough combined my love for pattern mixing drawing detail with a new canvas.

Mural in Peterborough, ON
2015

Mural in Peterborough, ON
6' x 37'
2015

Detail from Electric City/Nogojiwanong Mural
2015

Here’s a shot of me in action, painting at SeaWall’s Love Letter Festival in Toronto. Pattern mixing in this pastel colour scheme for this mural was a dream!

This temporary pattern mural installation captured the dynamic energy at Osheaga.

The back was just as important as the front in this temporary pattern mural installation painted for Osheaga.

This temporary pattern mural installation painted for Osheaga made for some dynamic selfies!

Musée des Beaux Arts
Montreal
Collaborative mural with 26 artists from the En Masse drawing initiative

I was honoured to paint this bright pattern mural on the side of Northern Ontario’s only gay bar for Up Here festival.