Sticker sheets designed for Girl Guides of Canada (they were super fun!)
Tools: Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator
Client: Girl Guides of Canada
A tropical toucan pattern design for www.partyflvrs.com
I created a series of illustrations and decorative elements for the rebranding of the Elementary Teacher's Federation of Ontario's website, advertisements, and Facebook profile.
cStreet's campaign led to 10M impressions, 18,580 engagements online, 6,749 new supporters and 1,047 letters sent to the Minister of Education (and counting!)
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: ETFO
Agency: CStreet Campaigns
In 2017 I created a series of spot illustrations and patterns to accompany learning components for the redesign of the Royal Ontario Museum’s Learning With Inuit EduKit. This EduKit is available to schools that request it across Ontario, and the ROM was kind enough to give me the hard copy so I can share some of my work on my website!
They were also kind enough to share with me that “The kit has been so successful: fully booked since it was created, which has the education dept pretty happy. Hope you are too!” Vicki and the ROM team are a dream client and were a dream to work with!
Tools: Wacom, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink Pen
Client: Royal Ontario Museum
A mural design that was printed as a vinyl application for a retail space. Yo Sox Ltd sells crazy cool and fun socks in Toronto. This was for their flagship on Queen St.
I had some struggles photographing the full finished product.
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: YO Sox Ltd.
I was contacted by Ed of Fed By Ed to produce an illustration for a food truck, incorporating elements from his sandwiches, as well as keeping the fresh, young feel he wanted for his company. It was awesome.
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: Fed by Ed
Bilingual tshirt design in two colourways designed for Girl Guides of Canada
Tools: Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator
Client: Girl Guides of Canada
Maps I've designed for myself and others.
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: Personal Work, Bridal Suite for a couple
Margaret and Bear's Wild Adventures is a children's book, independently published by Blank Page Press in Toronto and written by Christopher Matheson.
The book tells the story of Bear, who wakes up one day determined to properly explore the world outside of his den. He meets Margaret, an adventurous and confident companion, and together they make new friends and see wondrous sights.
It is the first book Jennifer has worked on, having begun the project while still studying at OCAD U.
Margaret and Bear's Wild Adventures was chosen as a Project We Love on Kickstarter, surpassing its funding goal by 30%.
Tools: Watercolour, Ink, Photoshop, Wacom
Client: Christopher Matheson
Agency: Blank Page Press
During the last season of Game of Thrones, I drew a portrait of my favourite characters to practice more realistic digital painting with procreate.
Illustration and vector elements for internal use at RBC's summer student program.
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: RBC
From 2016-2017, I created portraits of Canadians featured in Gastropost, a food photography & recipe community and competition. The portraits were quick turnarounds based off of user-submitted photos.
Gastropost was a section in the Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver editions of The National Post newspaper.
These are a select few.
Tools: Photoshop, Wacom
Client: Postmedia
October 2017 I painted a dog a day. These are those dogs.
Tools: Watercolour, Pen
Personal Work
A series of illustrations depicting some of the most interesting (to me) fields of study- the study of micro-organisms, moths, butterflies, plants, invertebrates, bugs, mushrooms and slugs!
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Personal Work
A series of portraits for the team at C Street Campaigns for use on their company website.
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Wacom
Client: CStreet Campaigns
In 2015, I began sketching people on my subway commute from Kennedy (home) to St Patrick station (school). In 2016, I began sharing my work online, and in April of that year, I was lucky enough to be contacted by Kevin Frankish (Breakfast Television Toronto) who wanted to do a short piece on my work. Since that TV interview, I've been interviewed and had my work published in newspapers (Toronto Star, Metro News), and I continue to sketch the people of Toronto (though my commute is now, thankfully, a bit shorter).
These are a selection of my sketches, many more can be found on Instagram or in my sketchbooks.
Tools: Pen
Personal Work
A series of illustrations depicting ways you can experience the joys of travel without leaving your own neighbourhood (Smell, Exploring your Backyard, Introspection, Reading)
Tools: Photoshop, Wacom
Personal Work
