Camilla d’Errico, a visual artist based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, continually develops her career, exploring new areas and showcasing the elements of her work to a global following. Known for her extraordinary work illustrating for comic books, Camilla has also transferred her creative ability into the design of vinyl and plush toys, including her [...]
Written by: Christopher Gallo, Edited by: Crystal Coburn
Outside of a downtown Toronto (Canada) Starbucks, a young playwright parks his bicycle and enters the coffee shop. As he maneuvers his way into the busy caffeine haven he has a hint of tiredness, but there’s something in his presence that lets you know his enthusiasm is rarely hindered [...]
Introducing: Jared Nickerson, “J3Concepts”
Born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Jared Nickerson is a freelance illustrator responsible for some unqiue and awesome designs. Discovering an artist in himself at an early age, Jared stuck with his artistic abilities and honed his skills in artistic design. In addition, Jared took the time to educate himself on [...]
Che Kothari dedicates his time to his work as a photographer, filmmaker, managing editor, project manager, event producer, and humanitarian — quite an impressive resumé. Che was born in Guelph, Ontario and moved to Toronto at 17. His photography is centered around portraits captured in such a way that each photo seems to unfold the [...]
Written by: Crystal Coburn
Bryan be. Espiritu: TheLegendsLeague & IdeallClothing
Just when you think you get it, you don’t. Just when you think you know him, you won’t. Welcome to TheLegendsLeague , established by Toronto’s own artist/writer/designer Bryan ‘be.’ Espiritu, and inspired by us since 1981. Don’t get it twisted though because not everyone can make [...]
Streets of Plenty is a documentary which takes a deep, heart-wrenching look at the problem of homelessness in Vancouver. The 2009 Queens — and Oxford International Film Festival selection is based around a one-month long social experiment in which one man gave up his ordinary life to explore his days and nights as an individual without a home in Vancouver’s downtown eastside. Continue Reading…
Designed by James Lee and Leo Obstbaum, the individual, and team podiums for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics are influenced by the mountain range in the hosting city and surrounding areas. Constructed from Western red cedar and Douglas fir donated by communities, businesses, individuals and First Nations from across British Columbia, the podiums range in size from 4.8 metres Continue Reading…
After winning $1,000,000 in prize money from a Fuel TV short film contest, BC directors and writers Corey Adams and Alex Craig embark on a highly visual journey in Machotaildrop — the story of an amateur skateboarder, Walter Rhum, who realizes his dream of turning pro and riding for the world’s greatest skateboard company…Machotaildrop. The film features pro skaters: Steve Olsont, John Rattray and Rick McCrank in supporting roles. Continue Reading…
Directed by Edmonton native Michael Maxxis, the video for Alexisonfire’s The Northern — the latest radio release from Old Crows/Young Cardinals — features the expressive talents of the young director who has achieved an impressive portfolio of music videos, short films, commercials, and still photography. The video’s concept displays various religious themes and elements, a style synonymous with Michael’s work. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based design specialists Science & Sons are responsible for Radio Canada. Currently a prototype, Radio Canada pays homage to the cultural significance of the CBC. Inspired by the dedication of the many CBC listeners who keep their radio dials permanently set to our national broadcaster, Radio Canada allows listeners to toggle between CBC Radio One and CBC Radio Two without hearing the static in between. Continue Reading…
The February/March issue of Mark Ecko’s Complex Magazine features Toronto Hip Hop & R&B extraordinaire, Drake. In a feature titled Hype or Drive? Drake speaks on the struggles and successes of his past year in the music industry, sheds light on working in the Young Money camp, his song writing process, and his much-anticipated 2010 album, Thank Me Later. Read the full story via Complex.com. Continue Reading…
Vancouver and Edmonton-based retailer Haven and American outfitters Maiden Noir have collaborated on a second collection which focuses on the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. The collection features heavy flannel overshirts, embroidered tees, beanies, and tote bags. The collection features a new logo made especially for the Winter games, and controversially includes the strictly copyrighted Olympic rings. Continue Reading…
Nunavut-based publishing company Inhabit Media Inc. promotes research in Inuit mythology and the traditional Inuit knowledge of Nunavummiut. The authors, storytellers and artists they work with bring this knowledge to life in a way that is accessible to readers in both northern and southern Canada. Inhabit Media has teamed up with Irish artist Eva Wildermann, for the Inuit Mythology Project Continue Reading…
Signalnoise, the online portfolio of Halifax-based artist James White, is currently running a campaign in order to aide the disaster relief fund to help Haiti. James created this poster to raise awareness for the cause. This past week, 100% of sales from the Signalnoise store has been donated directly in support of those effected by the massive earthquake. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based Winter outerwear specialists Moose Knuckles is responsible for the brilliant design and production of down filled parkas. Manufactured in Manitoba, Moose Knuckles parkas include warm pockets and storm cuffs, and a blue fox fur tail trimmed hood. The jackets are detailed with heavy-duty zippers and snaps, and a stylized metal hoof logo on the sleeve. Continue Reading…