As part of the exhibit prototyping process, the team often tries out quick ‘pilots’ of exhibit concepts on the public. These cardboard, duct tape and hot glue contraptions allow us to gauge visitor reaction and to determine future concept direction without a lot of investment in time and materials.

This wonderful beast is parked on the street in my neighborhood and I must admit I love it!

I recently started working as an exhibit developer in Calgary. It’s a nice town but I soon discovered that without transportation, getting around would be quite a chore.

It might be the first day of winter but it’s also the first day of longer days again!
Hoping you all have a safe and happy holiday season.

As some of you may know, I really like bikes.
Last winter I had a project bike in the basement that I was eagerly getting ready for spring (2009). It was going to be a fun, fast and ‘fancy’ freestyle bike made for a combination of doing tricks and transporting me around the city in style!

After moving into our new home it quickly became eveident to my wife and I that our front window was lacking any semblance of style. My wife wanted a window bench and I wanted a place to display some of our collectibles.

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Some additional random graphic work

Study for a work desk sidetable.

I am predicting that ‘White’ will be the new ‘Silver’ in terms of popular car colours.