Showing posts with label Femmeldehyde. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Femmeldehyde. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 January 2014

Femmeldehyde Magazine DIY Feature

Femmeldehyde Magazine's Issue 07 - Craft is out now!! Check out my DIY feature on how to make easy no-glue 3D paper ball ornaments, as well as the rest of this wicked issue and others on the Femmeldehyde website.




Another big thank you to the Femmeldehyde Magazine dream team for having my contribution to this great local magazine!

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

On Display @ Of A Kind



Work is currently up for display, with a select number of pieces for sale, until the end of July, at Of A Kind @ 1037 College Street, Toronto. This work includes, but is not limited to, work that was recently featured in Femmeldehyde Magazine's Issue 04 - 'Neighbourhoods', pictured below.


Monday, 10 June 2013

Femmeldehyde Launch Party!

Femmeldehyde Issue 04 - 'Neighbourhoods' Launch Party
Of A Kind - 1037 College Street, Toronto
Saturday June 15th, 2013
7pm - 11pm



Come and join us for drinks, music and art at the official launch of Femmeldehyde’s Issue 04 at Of A Kind! In perfect timing with the NXNE festival, feature musician Junior Bob will be playing a set at 8:30pm. So come early!

Work by myself and Patrick Estebar, including work that was featured in the magazine, will be on display for the launch, and will stay on display at Of A Kind well into the month of July.

A huge thank you again to Erika Balint and Lindsey Omelon at Femmeldehyde for making this opportunity possible!

Wednesday, 15 May 2013

Femmeldehyde Issue 04 - Neighbourhoods

Recently, I was contacted by local arts & culture magazine, Femmeldehyde, and asked if I’d be interested in being their feature artist for their upcoming Issue 04 – “Neighbourhoods”. 
Um…of course!! Not only am I honoured that they would want to feature me, but I also feel so privileged to be able to contribute to Femmeldehyde – to be a part of such an inspiring, on-the-mark initiative, a real labour of love from the talented and tireless Erika Balint and Lindsey Omelon, who are an absolute pleasure to work with! I hope to work with them again in the very near future.

A million thanks! xoxoxoxox









Make sure to check out their archive of previous issues on the Femmeldehyde website. 

Also, check out their awesome blog to see what they're up to and get the inside scoop on what's poppin' in the local art community!