Illustration Projects

After doing 100 days of colourful drawings, I wanted to keep things simple and just use black and white, so I used the FolktaleWeek prompts to tell...

For my fourth year of #100DaysProjectScotland, I decided to fill my page with rainbows!   I found choosing a theme SO difficult this year. I kept c...

I used the FolktaleWeek prompts to illustrate my own little story about a foolish brother, an annoyed tree witch, and a disguised sister saving the...

The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators released a list of drawing prompts for October and I decided to make each one into a Hallow...

For my third year of #100DaysProjectScotland, I celebrated the first 100 Canadian women pilots. Canada has seen some amazing women pilots and, whil...

For my second year of #100DaysProjectScotland, I decided to make an illustrated family tree. I’ve been dabbling in genealogy for years, but scrapped everything and started from scratch again at the beginning of 2021. I now have seven almost complete generations with pretty solid sources and wanted to use the 100 days to pull everything together into one place.

For my second Inktober, I decided to take the official prompts and turn them into causes of death. I’m a huge fan of Edward Gorey, especially The Gashlycrumb Tinies, and I thought it would be fun to kill off a bunch of curious children.

I may be a Canadian citizen now, but I'm still Scottish at heart, so I thought that was a perfect excuse to take part in #100DaysProjectScotland! A...

For my first Inktober, I created an A-Z of food from Arrested Development.

I wanted to do one theme over the whole month – something that would be relatively simple to draw and make me laugh, to keep me motivated to push through.

Inspired by Gabrielle Reith’s project in my hometown of Aberdeen, the Introductory Illustration class I’m taking at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, and my love of Always Reading the Plaque-ing, I've started a project to illustrate some of the historic buildings in Gastown.

My daughter is a huge fan of Sesame Street and I wanted to get her the portrait that hangs in Bert and Ernie's apartment. I couldn't find one anywhere, so I decided to make it myself!

I’ve always doodled, but hadn’t done any proper drawing since my standard grade art class back at school. After having my daughter, reading all my favourite kids books to her made me realize how much I love illustration and I wanted to try it properly.