This page is the “Personal Network.” It displays work from the websites a member is following, in the order it was published. It also provides a way to engage in dialogue about the work in the form of “Cargo Comments.”
The “Projects/Images” toggle provides access to an Image Gallery, offering an alternate way of browsing websites in the Personal Network.
The small thumbnails on the top of this page are a random sampling of websites in a member’s Network.
Working with Laura Wills of Messenger Design, this program guide and pamphlet were produced for the Planet in Focus 2010 festival. My role largely consisted of...
Working as the in-house designer for the film festival, required me to develop a multitude of banners and carousel slides to keep visitors updated and interested in...
A small-scale mixed livestock farm in Hastings, Ontario. The brand needed to communicate their ingenuity as well as their value for traditional practices. I also...
A hypothetical exhibition at the Toronto Museum of Science, exploring the history and development of dressage (it's like horse ballet). A large 30" x by 40" poster...
My original thesis concept revolved around creating a resource guide for urbanites looking to become small-scale farmers or homesteaders. With the average age of...
This hypothetical rebrand of the Ontario Farrier School was an in-depth research project of an educational institution of our choice. Being an avid equestrain, I...
These seed postcards are just as they sound, post cards that double as seed envelopes. Allowing people to share seeds with one another in a form that fosters...
This piece was initially created as part of my thesis, to illustrate one of the roles draft horses can play on the farm. Though my thesis has since gone in a...
Branding for a small independent handmade jewelry company. They usually market their wares at local art festivals such as 99 Art market and The One of a Kind show,...
This book explores the early days of the industrial revolution. Particular the role of draft animals during this period. I find this time period fascinating because...
A fun letterpress print of some poisonous mushrooms, created using a polymer plate. It was run through the press twice, once in red and once in blue. The colours...
