Wednesday, December 31, 2008

The joys of fridge ownership

I've been working on a wallpapering project involving old books and my currently uninspiring living room. I'm afraid it's made me a little glue happy. I realized last night that the big perk of owning a fridge (as opposed to having one provided by my landlord) is being able to modify it. So: old Archie comics Mod Podged to my decrepit fridge.

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Monday, December 29, 2008

Pest Management

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Obama North Obama South

Illustration backlog (last one!). This one (which is a good couple months old) was for an article about how Southern voters are more likely to live the values Obama campaigned on than the Northerners who actually voted for him.

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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Robolover

More illustration backlog. This was for an article about the future of human-robot relations.

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Monday, December 15, 2008

eWaste iWaste

Yet more illustration backlog. Reasonably self explanatory title. Two page graphic for a feature article about ewaste.

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Sunday, December 14, 2008

Cut Here

More illustration backlog. This one was for an article about a proposed underpass that would effectively cut a neighbourhood off from the river.

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Saturday, December 13, 2008

Artris

Illustration backlog: This one was for an article about video games as art.

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Friday, December 12, 2008

Considerate Utilities

Something thoroughly awesome has just come to my attention. The Hydro Quebec guy was just here to do a meter reading. He stomped his boots on the front steps and then, as soon as he was in the door, he pulled out a pair of cleanroom booties to put over the real boots. Honestly. Little white plastic boot covers to keep the snow off of my floor. That just strikes me as spectacularly good planning for a utility in a profoundly snowy province.

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Insta-rugged bulletin board

More in my crusade to spruce up the blank walls in my hallway: I came back from Expozine this year with lots of things that desperately wanted to be pinned to a bulletin board. Real cork boards are, of course, too expensive. Padded, fabric covered boards are far too fussy for my tastes. Solution: Rip a box apart. Corrugated cardboard has a nice, industrial look to it. Nail some strips to the wall and bam! Insta-rugged bulletin board.

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