I have always had a fascination with media, its purpose and its delivery. Toiling in various mediums that range from photography to silk-screening to desktop publishing. Inspired by a number of broad influences (medical anatomy, Egon Scheile paintings, vintage Tex Avery cartoons, Kath Kollwitz posters, etc), graphic design has become both my work as well as an integral pastime. Since 2004 I have worked on numerous projects under the guise of Malcontent Media. A design company of one, my fundamental goal has been to create striking designs that utilize my interest in art as a form of communication.

Since the inception of Malcontent Media, I have tackled numerous mediums to suit a wide range of projects. The eclectic assortment of projects has ranged from conservative corporate branding and identity campaigns to hand painted event posters.

Since 2002 I have designed and created numerous posters for clients ranging from small businesses to The University Of Victoria's Student Union. The majority of posters exhibited here are gig posters that have been commissioned by various bands, venues and promoters. Their mediums range from photoshop to pen and ink. In 2004 one of my posters was rewarded "Most whiplash-Inducing Gig Poster" by Monday magazine's Reader's poll.

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Since receiving my diploma in New Media in 2001, I have created several web sites. Clients have ranged from The Capital Health Region (my first design contract which is much to archaic to display here considering it was created in 2001) to international brokerages (The Quantum Center) to a number of small business web sites (Elite Earth Friendly Cleaners, The Spiral café).

Below are a few samples of illustrations I have done.