Opening page for a special environmental feature.

Two panoramas to accompany "87 things you can do to save the planet."

Image created for the Letters page of ON Nature.
*Silver, Spot Illustration, National Magazine Awards, 2008*

A skeptical article about the possibility of making a high speed train connecting Calgary and Edmonton.

Money's guide to making the right financial decisions (full page opener and various spots).

Money's guide to making the right financial decisions (various spots).

Bone loss can affect women of all ages, with women in their forties being particularly vulnerable (full-page opener and one spot).

Bone loss can affect women of all ages, with women in their forties being particularly vulnerable (full-page opener and one spot).

The Canadian military is visiting mosques to woo young Muslims.

Adrienne Clarkson writes about Canada: "We have virtually insisted on making our society one which accepts and wishes to integrate people from all over the world."

A look at the destructive ecological effects of diamond mining.

Full page and two of five spots about healthy eating options when you're on the road.

The negative effects of light pollution, including its effects on wildlife and our view of the night sky.

The growing market of Hispanic hunters in the shooting sports field.

An image based on the author's description of learning to ride his bike in Vancouver.

Understanding where marketing expenses are invested and how they compare to the size of a file or client.

Translating Haruki Murakami's books into English.

"The world economy is on track to enjoy another bumper year in 2006 as this twin American-Chinese engine continues to power ahead."

Japan's economy is finally emerging from 15 years of stagnation.

How therapy sometimes makes problems worse for patients rather than helping to solve them.
*Nominated, Spot Illustration, BC Magazine Awards, 2005*

Spot done around the theme: "Secret Adventure."

Maybe a minority government isn't so bad after all... *Gold, Spot Illustration, National Magazine Awards, 2005*

Vancouver gets street cred.

Uncovering the myths of organ donation and the importance of talking about your decision to donate.

Hunters are the right people to hire as salespeople at gun shops.

French actresses and perfume.

Cover story. Shyne interview.

The problems with school fundraisers.

A story about a public speech and an inattentive audience.

The very best music for space travel.

Using running as a means to overcome depression.

Bursting the housing bubble.

The importance of knowing how to do an "eskimo roll" instinctually.

One man's account of how he is inspired by nature.

Companies need to understand the ways that working life is changing.

Australian businesses are developing better relationships with China.

A judge resorts to childhood games to reach a verdict.

A personal essay about a cottager's first winter cottaging experience.

Book review of The Ballad of Lee Cotton.

A spin in the way that hitler is depicted in the film The Downfall, makes the viewer see Hitler in a different light.

How banks help billionaires stay rich.

Old curiousity cabinets.

Book review of The Fahrenheit Twins by Michel Faber.

The different stages in the lifecyle of
a t-shirt.

The way the year 2000 was seen back in the 80s through the eyes of futurologists.

Book review of Les Tabous de l’Histoire by Marc Ferro.

Cover story about bitterness.

Cover story about bitterness.

Book review of The Final Solution by Michael Chabon.

The physical processes involved in trust.