update!

Hello everyone,

It feels like it's been a while since I uploaded anything new, but it's just because I've been reorganizing this blog. I decided to change the dates on some of my entries to make them closer to the dates in which things actually happened. I'll continue updating like that until I get caught up on what I've done and been shooting this year. I've still got a couple whole series of images to post on the photography and drawing fronts, so check back soon for those.

In the meanwhile, check out these new posts (that have been put in their proper place in time):

marat/sade: photos of Laurie Merredew's lighting design for Theatre @ York's most recent show.

open house: York University's Visual Arts open house! So much to see.

drawing area exhibition: an art gallery show I participated in with two of my most recent works.

bonds: a short film by Janice Lee that I did Production Design for.

barbell boy: a short film by Taylor Bateman that I did Production Design for. (Got to build my first film set too!)

astrea campbell-cobb: headshots!


In other news, I am now a graduate of York University's specialized honours BFA for Visual Arts program. It's so weird to be done school and have to face the real world and be a real person (and pay off my student loan...). I have a couple job possibilities on the horizon, so hopefully that'll pan out soon so I don't have to worry about the job hunt portion of this new life. I'm quite behind on uploading for my 52 weeks project as well, so now that I have time I can get back into that.

So, even though I'm done school I still have lots to do. Check back soon for more arting and adventures by me!

barbell boy

As previously mentioned HERE, I worked on a film written and directed by Taylor Bateman in February as the Production Designer. I got to design and build my first set in the film studio at York University. It's meant to be an imaginative/creative teenage boy's bedroom. It was exhausting, but a lot of fun to build! I was sooo happy to see it once it had been properly dressed and the actors and crew came in to shoot.

Here's some random stills from the production:

I haven't seen a finished version of the film yet, but it'll be screening sometime near the end of this month. Can't wait to see it! :)