Featured Works

This is some concept art I worked on for an upcoming education video game called, Cells at War. It is a government funded project commissioned to art students of George Brown College, and biology and game dev students of McMaster University.
I was lucky enough to be one of the students to work on this project and got to create some of the character designs of the student characters.

To learn more about this project please see the link below;
https://cellsatwar-documentation.vercel.app/

This is some concept art I worked on for an upcoming education video game called, Cells at War. It is a government funded project commissioned to art students of George Brown College, and biology and game dev students of McMaster University.

These are the final designs I created for the Cell Casters.

To learn more about this project please see the link below;
https://cellsatwar-documentation.vercel.app/

This is some concept art I worked on for an upcoming education video game called, Cells at War. It is a government funded project commissioned to art students of George Brown College, and biology and game dev students of McMaster University.

Here are the first 3 pages for the tutorial cut scenes in the game.

To learn more about this project please see the link below;
https://cellsatwar-documentation.vercel.app/

Nova is an original character for an ongoing personal project about characters in a magical fantasy academy. She is a problematic wealthy aristocrat who comes across as abrasive to those who don't stick around long enough to penetrate her prideful attitude. I made an effort to display this attitude in her facial expressions through her eyes as much as possible.

I went through a few design options throughout my character design process. The design process below overlays the original body shape I made for her. I tried different hairstyles and outfits, but ultimately went with the simpler overall design. Her character is made up of rounded circles with a few pointy edges to appear imposing and regal.

This is some fan art I made of Zelda with a costume I designed.

This was a storyboard concept for a Budweiser commercial I did for an assignment. The draft below shows the process work behind the final result.

This was for an assignment where we had to draw actual storefronts in Toronto. The sketch below was my initial draft where we were supposed to make design notes to guide our process.

Kings of Colour is a museum exhibition concept I proposed for a corporate branding project. The goal was to build exhibition assets in the style of Craig & Karl's brand, which consists of bold, colourful and playful work filled with simple messages thoughtfully executed in a fun way.

Oishi Cafe is a restaurant concept design I made for a corporate design course I took at George Brown. While the project was a full branding exercise including a storefront and menu, the component I enjoyed creating most was the merchandise. I created a variety of props including packaging, aprons, mugs, toys and more!

Willy Wonka's chocolate river and boat are iconic elements from Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." The chocolate river is a whimsical, flowing body of rich, melted chocolate that runs through the factory, showcasing Wonka's fantastical approach to candy making. The river not only serves as a visual delight but also symbolizes excess and indulgence, reflecting the fantastical and slightly dangerous nature of the factory.

The boat, made of a giant pink boiled sweet, is piloted by Oompa-Loompas and is used to transport guests along the river. It embodies the surreal, dreamlike atmosphere of Wonka's world—it's elegant yet bizarre, underscoring the blend of wonder and unease that permeates the factory. The journey on the boat also represents a deeper plunge into Wonka's mysterious and unpredictable world, foreshadowing the unexpected twists and moral lessons that await the characters.