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Pink mushroom man.

Yellow version of year of the dragon

New Design for the New Year

Baby Cheetah

Shanghai Skyline

Girl dressed in all white.

Some big birds flying high. Abstract design.

Get your lucky shirt on! Year of the Rabbit.

A slight variation of a classic Chinese Zodiac Tiger T-shirt.

Postered Version of Tiger Design.

This cool cat, is more of a Korean style tiger.

The third and final version of the tiger deisgn. Happy New Year!

Alternative clean version with a bit of shading to the Tiger design 2 of 3.

Welcome to the Year of the Tiger, bring in the new year with this Year of the Tiger T.

Bubble Demko from the Vancouver Canucks.

Stonks only go up

For all those artistic photography pholks.

This lucky cat will give you good luck and prosperity, well hopefully.

For the birds

Do u disco?

Hold the line!

Joe Rogan Experience

Incoming 30s update.

Do you want to start a fake business?

A brief history of the year of the Ox

Another take on the year of the Ox, let's remember those before us.

You can't go wrong with black if you are an Ox.

A part of the A Pleasant Reminder Series, this work is looking at the effects of wildfires that seem to be inviting themselves to become the 5th season. Fire Season.

Well, the year of the Rat was a bust, lets hope the year of the Ox is better. People born in the Year of the Ox are strong, reliable, fair and conscientious, inspiring confidence in others. They are also calm, patient, methodical and can be trusted. Although they say little they can be very opinionated. They believe strongly in themselves, but are also stubborn and hate to fail or be challenged.

A part of the A Pleasant Reminder Series, this glacier is near Whistler, British Columbia. Wedgemont is one of many glaciers in British Columbia that have been melting at an expedited pace.

A part of the A Pleasant Reminder Series, the Tulsequah Chief mine has been polluting British Columbian waters for more than 60 years.

For everyone walking around staring at their phones.

Dedicated the basking shark, which was once part of an eradication program in the 1950s in British Columbia. Luckily these days they are seeing a bit of a comeback. These artworks are a part of my "A Pleasant Reminder" series, which aims to create aesthetically pleasing images to remind ourselves of the issues facing British Columbia.

What aunties, don't love a little wine and conversation. Not your anti social social club, it's the Auntie Social Wine Club

Part of my "Pleasant Reminder" series, postcard format. I have taken a number of issues that are facing the province of British Columbia, Canada, and turned them into something pleasant to look at and to serve as a reminder of the difficulties our province is facing.

Anti social social club? No Aunty Social Wine Club! You know your aunt would love this.