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Homosapienese is an illustrated study of humans that was born from the notion that no matter how different we might think we are from one another, we're all still just human. It was a fascinating thought to find the visually most interesting cultures and do a mash up.
The juxtaposition between a tribesman from Malakula island and my wife Denise from the megatropolis of Hong Kong fascinated me, and so 6 months ago I set out to collect a library of obscure ethnic cultures from around the world to create this collection of illustrations.
I've longed to work completely in a traditional way of just using a pencil and a piece of paper for the longest time. The process has been tedious and laborious but extremely fulfilling since I've been submersed in so much digital work for the past few years. Going back to my roots of traditional illustration with graphite pens, ink and brushes made me long for more time away from the machine. The feeling working in traditional illustration feels so honest, tactile and pure. Each piece was done completely by hand with graphite, acrylic, super India ink and marker on 5232 Re_Standard A3 paper from Japan and custom framed by Rob Nijjar of Framing & Art Centre in Kitsilano, Vancouver which we highly recommend.
Each piece is also stamped, dated and signed by the goof that's writing this blog post. We highly recommend you visit WALRUS to see it in person to find all my mistakes in each piece. The collection will be up until September so be sure to say hi to Daniel and Caroline (raddest peeps ever) that run the shop. They sell super cool stuff as well. Just say'n.
Thanks again to everyone that came out and packed in that store for our opening show party. Love you all.
The collection will be up until September at WALRUS located 3408 Cambie Street Vancouver, BC V5Z 2W8, Canada. Tel: (604) 874-9770
Shots from my Nike Jordan film shoot in a rural Chinese village called Lei Shan last summer. This epic trip was 1 of 3 locations around the world that we shot in for Nike's global campaign for Jordan.
As the lead creative team, we hired Joshua Neale from Smuggler (represented by Soft Citizen in Canada) to direct all 3 of our short documentaries (check out the final films on Nike's site here: www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/films.html).
The films were produced to help drive Jordan's first ever Instagram channel that was used to push our global digital campaign called #RiseAbove we created using Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
#RISEABOVE quickly became a catalyst to promote positive change through basketball and proved to be the most successful digital campaign in Jordan’s history.
• 500,000 likes and counting on Instagram and Facebook
• Over 1.7 Million views on YouTube
• More than 327 Million Impressions
To learn more, check out www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/
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July 2012.
Shots from my Nike Jordan film shoot in a rural Chinese village called Lei Shan last summer. This epic trip was 1 of 3 locations around the world that we shot in for Nike's global campaign for Jordan.
As the lead creative team, we hired Joshua Neale from Smuggler (represented by Soft Citizen in Canada) to direct all 3 of our short documentaries (check out the final films on Nike's site here: www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/films.html).
The films were produced to help drive Jordan's first ever Instagram channel that was used to push our global digital campaign called #RiseAbove we created using Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
#RISEABOVE quickly became a catalyst to promote positive change through basketball and proved to be the most successful digital campaign in Jordan’s history.
• 500,000 likes and counting on Instagram and Facebook
• Over 1.7 Million views on YouTube
• More than 327 Million Impressions
To learn more, check out www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/
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July 2012.
This is the final, heart-touching moment of our new Mr. Lube spot called "Dear John". It's the classic girl-meets-guy, girl-buys-car-from-guy, girl-ditches-guy-for-Mr.-Lube because-guy-is-too-clingy-and-demanding. Also, a he's a bit too hairy. I think we've ALL been there, amIrightgirls? Click here to view the spot, but be ready to have those heartstrings TWANGED.
Agency: Rethink Canada
Client: Mr. Lube
Creative directors: Chris Staples, Ian Grais
Copywriter: Rob Tarry
Art director: Carson Ting
Producer: Shelley Stevens
Director: Eric Yelland
Production company: Industry Films
Editing: Cycle Media
Title: Handcrafted Perfection Imperfection
Medium: Liquitex acrylic ink, Montana Gold spray paint on paper.
Exhibited at Typecast, A Group Exhibition at AKA studios in Gastown.
August 2011
Gastown, Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
My life is complete. Got the Apple Trackpad in the mail today. A gift from Denise. How sweet. Now I can get carpel Tunnel in three different ways. Yay!
November 2010.
Samuel Ting’s group, which formed from a combined effort between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Brookhaven National Laboratory to discover the J/psi particle, are seen with a graphic representation of the event.
Photo courtesy Brookhaven National Laboratory. For Publication Permission Request contact Jane Koropsak, BNL-Media and Communications, jane@bnl.gov, Tel: 631-344-4909
To see more photos, go to photos.aip.org/
Homosapienese is an illustrated study of humans that was born from the notion that no matter how different we might think we are from one another, we're all still just human. It was a fascinating thought to find the visually most interesting cultures and do a mash up.
The juxtaposition between a tribesman from Malakula island and my wife Denise from the megatropolis of Hong Kong fascinated me, and so 6 months ago I set out to collect a library of obscure ethnic cultures from around the world to create this collection of illustrations.
I've longed to work completely in a traditional way of just using a pencil and a piece of paper for the longest time. The process has been tedious and laborious but extremely fulfilling since I've been submersed in so much digital work for the past few years. Going back to my roots of traditional illustration with graphite pens, ink and brushes made me long for more time away from the machine. The feeling working in traditional illustration feels so honest, tactile and pure. Each piece was done completely by hand with graphite, acrylic, super India ink and marker on 5232 Re_Standard A3 paper from Japan and custom framed by Rob Nijjar of Framing & Art Centre in Kitsilano, Vancouver which we highly recommend.
Each piece is also stamped, dated and signed by the goof that's writing this blog post. We highly recommend you visit WALRUS to see it in person to find all my mistakes in each piece. The collection will be up until September so be sure to say hi to Daniel and Caroline (raddest peeps ever) that run the shop. They sell super cool stuff as well. Just say'n.
Thanks again to everyone that came out and packed in that store for our opening show party. Love you all.
The collection will be up until September at WALRUS located 3408 Cambie Street Vancouver, BC V5Z 2W8, Canada. Tel: (604) 874-9770
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Shots from my Nike Jordan film shoot in a rural Chinese village called Lei Shan last summer. This epic trip was 1 of 3 locations around the world that we shot in for Nike's global campaign for Jordan.
As the lead creative team, we hired Joshua Neale from Smuggler (represented by Soft Citizen in Canada) to direct all 3 of our short documentaries (check out the final films on Nike's site here: www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/films.html).
The films were produced to help drive Jordan's first ever Instagram channel that was used to push our global digital campaign called #RiseAbove we created using Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
#RISEABOVE quickly became a catalyst to promote positive change through basketball and proved to be the most successful digital campaign in Jordan’s history.
• 500,000 likes and counting on Instagram and Facebook
• Over 1.7 Million views on YouTube
• More than 327 Million Impressions
To learn more, check out www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/
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July 2012.
Shots from my Nike Jordan film shoot in a rural Chinese village called Lei Shan last summer. This epic trip was 1 of 3 locations around the world that we shot in for Nike's global campaign for Jordan.
As the lead creative team, we hired Joshua Neale from Smuggler (represented by Soft Citizen in Canada) to direct all 3 of our short documentaries (check out the final films on Nike's site here: www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/films.html).
The films were produced to help drive Jordan's first ever Instagram channel that was used to push our global digital campaign called #RiseAbove we created using Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
#RISEABOVE quickly became a catalyst to promote positive change through basketball and proved to be the most successful digital campaign in Jordan’s history.
• 500,000 likes and counting on Instagram and Facebook
• Over 1.7 Million views on YouTube
• More than 327 Million Impressions
To learn more, check out www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/
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July 2012.
Homosapienese is an illustrated study of humans that was born from the notion that no matter how different we might think we are from one another, we're all still just human. It was a fascinating thought to find the visually most interesting cultures and do a mash up.
The juxtaposition between a tribesman from Malakula island and my wife Denise from the megatropolis of Hong Kong fascinated me, and so 6 months ago I set out to collect a library of obscure ethnic cultures from around the world to create this collection of illustrations.
I've longed to work completely in a traditional way of just using a pencil and a piece of paper for the longest time. The process has been tedious and laborious but extremely fulfilling since I've been submersed in so much digital work for the past few years. Going back to my roots of traditional illustration with graphite pens, ink and brushes made me long for more time away from the machine. The feeling working in traditional illustration feels so honest, tactile and pure. Each piece was done completely by hand with graphite, acrylic, super India ink and marker on 5232 Re_Standard A3 paper from Japan and custom framed by Rob Nijjar of Framing & Art Centre in Kitsilano, Vancouver which we highly recommend.
Each piece is also stamped, dated and signed by the goof that's writing this blog post. We highly recommend you visit WALRUS to see it in person to find all my mistakes in each piece. The collection will be up until September so be sure to say hi to Daniel and Caroline (raddest peeps ever) that run the shop. They sell super cool stuff as well. Just say'n.
Thanks again to everyone that came out and packed in that store for our opening show party. Love you all.
The collection will be up until September at WALRUS located 3408 Cambie Street Vancouver, BC V5Z 2W8, Canada. Tel: (604) 874-9770
I saw him once on campus, too far to just say, "Hi," so I shouted out, "Ting-Tang!" before I noticed he had on headphones, so everyone around us just thought I was racist against Asians.
Shots from my Nike Jordan film shoot in a rural Chinese village called Lei Shan last summer. This epic trip was 1 of 3 locations around the world that we shot in for Nike's global campaign for Jordan.
As the lead creative team, we hired Joshua Neale from Smuggler (represented by Soft Citizen in Canada) to direct all 3 of our short documentaries (check out the final films on Nike's site here: www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/films.html).
The films were produced to help drive Jordan's first ever Instagram channel that was used to push our global digital campaign called #RiseAbove we created using Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
#RISEABOVE quickly became a catalyst to promote positive change through basketball and proved to be the most successful digital campaign in Jordan’s history.
• 500,000 likes and counting on Instagram and Facebook
• Over 1.7 Million views on YouTube
• More than 327 Million Impressions
To learn more, check out www.nike.com/jumpman23/riseabove/
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July 2012.