'Hare and Now', 1120 2 Ave S, Lethbridge, AB T1J 0E2
The hare in motion is a vibrant centerpiece that inspires physical, mental, and social wellness. Positioned at the edge of the warehouse district, the mural bridges the natural world with our urban environment.
‘Sneaky Peek’, 806 12 Ave SW, Calgary, Alberta
A forced perspective display of condominium-style birdhouses, with sneaky cats popping up in several spots. A singular little bird is successfully avoiding their daunting hunt, happily placed right in the middle. The mural was created as part of the Beltline Urban Murals Project (BUMP).
'Birds of a Feather', 4920 54 St, Red Deer, Alberta
The east-facing wall of Vantage Community Services was designed to encourage & support the youth centre. Inspired by the changing seasons & their cycles of growth, each bird represents our progression & experience through life in our natural world. The mural was created as part of the Meet The Street mural festival.
‘Wild Alberta’, 58 Elizabeth St, Okotoks, Alberta
Positioned as a welcoming beacon on the Okotoks Elks Club, the mural features local creatures and picturesque landscapes, offering a visual celebration of the region's natural beauty. A collaborative endeavor fueled by the Okotoks & District Chamber of Commerce brought this public mural to life.
‘Life of the Letter’, Lethbridge Post
A landmark destination, the heritage Lethbridge Post building is located on 4th Avenue in Lethbridge, Alberta. The mural design details heritage buildings found throughout the city, fostered by photo research & news articles. Wrapping around 480 square feet on the interior of the building, the colourful mural merges historic stories & modern restoration.
‘Growing Hope’, 644 2 St SE, Medicine Hat, Alberta
A custom design for the Medicine Hat Women's Shelter Society, which supports individuals impacted by family violence by providing them with safe shelter, education, advocacy, and access to community resources. The abundance of flowers featured in the mural serves as a powerful visual metaphor, symbolizing growth, resilience, and renewal.
‘Acceptus’, private home, Calgary, Alberta
Mirroring the modern architecture and decor of a private home, the mural engages guests at the main entrance. The title is the Latin word ‘acceptus’, translated to a pleasant ‘welcome’’.
‘Everyone Belongs’, 1055 11 St SW, Calgary, Alberta
The mural mirrors the building’s architecture and displays a vibrant community of people living & working together in an inclusive city. The design ethos aligns with the Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre's commitment, to fostering a Calgary that evolves inclusively, accommodating individuals from diverse backgrounds as the city flourishes.
‘Buena Onda’, Instituto Iguana, Mazunte, Oax., Mexico
Inspired by a conversation about the cyclical nature of life, this mural decorates an international cultural center in Mazunte, Mexico, where language education is beautifully tied to the local environment. With a circular base symbolizing growth, it incorporates linocut patterns filled with depictions of local animals, flora, and fauna. Situated in the school's picturesque grounds overlooking the ocean, the mural is a vibrant testament to the integration of art, culture, and education.
‘Our Colourful Life’, 1310 16 St SW, Calgary, Alberta
With a focus on the historical roots of the Sunalta community, a suburban haven on CP Rail-owned land in 1909, the mural pays homage to the Art Nouveau movement, prevalent during Calgary's transition to a city in 1890-1910. The modern Sunalta Community Wildflower Garden offers an open, bright, & welcoming space.
‘Q.Lab Coffee Roasters & Tasting Experience’, 1223 11 Ave SW, Calgary, Alberta
The main wall in Q.Lab Coffee Roasters features the flowering plant of Coffea arabica, known as Arabica coffee. Matching the company branding with simple black line work, the mural hosts the space for specialty coffee & tea tasting.
‘Barnabious’, Ship & Anchor
Barnabious (“Barney”) is nestled in the heart of Calgary's best patio space, a local pub that is described as “a home away from home”. The sharp linework is an outdoor public feature, welcoming guests into the venue.
'The Queen Bee', private business, Calgary, Alberta
A private Apiary nestled within city limits, the mural captures the essence of nature's harmony. A vibrant depiction of buzzing bees & intricate honeycomb patterns celebrate the vital role of bees in pollination & the beauty of a natural ecosystem.
‘START’, 1240 Kensington Rd NW, Calgary, Alberta
A complementary design that mirrors the multidisciplinary nature of START Architecture, building designers in Calgary’s heart. Elevating the office environment, the mural artfully blends sharp lines with whimsical architecture, offering a creative flair to the workspace.
'Spectation’ featured by SHAW Communications, 1221 2 St SW, Calgary, Alberta
An exploration of our relationship with our bodies and societal expectations, displayed in an accessible public park throughout the SHAW ‘Pride Marches On’ celebration. The figures are inspired & modeled by diverse members of the LGBT2QS+ & BIPOC communities. Created with a fellow artist & designer, Nicole Wolf.
‘The Dandelion’, 1048 8 St SE, Calgary, Alberta
Featured on @avenuemagazine, the exterior of a vegan restaurant comes to life with intricate linework, weaving the scenes of culinary creativity & capturing the essence of passionately crafting innovative vegan dishes.