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An exploration of intertwining shapes and vibrant colours. Personal piece.
Any city, every bike. Personal piece.
How regular exercise helps maintain mental balance. Illustration for GEO Magazin.
Story about democracies in modern times that appear more stable than they are. The illustration was selected to be published in American Illustration book — Edition 45.
Downsizing, decluttering, Swedish death cleaning. Why we’re obsessed with clearing out our stuff. Illustration for LA Times.
An illustration portraying the journey through mental turmoil, searching for a safe harbour amidst the storm. Illustration for Psychologie Heute.
The struggle of being analog in a predominantly digital world. Animation & illustration for Manager Magazin.
Participating in sports can significantly improve mental agility and cognitive strength.
The risk of freedom gradually eroding through quiet compliance.
Robert Macfarlane highlights in his book a rights-of-nature movement, driven largely by Indigenous communities, which asks: If corporations are legal persons, why not rivers, forests, and mountains?Illustration for Literary Review of Canada.
How the world is increasingly coming under the tightening grip of speech suppression, driven by the rise of far-right ideologies and authoritarian tactics.
A two-page spread illustrating the contrast between serenity and chaos. Together, they explore the fragility of balance and the suddenness of change.
Illustration for a story about bouncing back from adversity. Illustration for Psychologie Heute.
How dancing helps train the brain: Coordinating movement and keeping rhythm is a great mental workout. Illustration for GEO Magazin.
Looking back, we don’t regret the decisions we made; we regret the ones we didn’t make. Illustration for Psychologie Heute.
Without reforms, even a strong economy could be overwhelmed and drown.
Story about Trump’s reckless decision to withdraw from the WHO and the devastating consequences it will have both domestically and globally.
Story about the increasing success of audiobooks. Illustration for the L.A. Times.
Illustration for Literary Review of Canada.
How much is a racehorse worth?A bold and colourful piece that explores equine valuation—layering geometric shapes and overlays to reflect the energy, precision, and elegance of the racing world.
Wash. Spin. Rinse. Personal piece.
Story about the risks and vulnerabilities of the Spanish economy. Illustration for Die Zeit.
Ménage à Trois
Illustration of the effects of physical isolation. Illustration for Psychologie Heute.
Untitled. Personal piece.
C’était ça ou mourir is a novel by Haitian-born writer Thélyson Orélien about Jonas, a migrant who flees violence in Port-au-Prince and travels across the Americas toward Canada. Illustration for Literary Review of Canada.
A story on mastering focus while studying. Illustration for Psychologie Heute.
Personal piece.
The girl with the bow. Personal piece.
In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb cover and back illustration. One of the rare occasions when there was an opportunity to illustrate both the front and back of a publication. While the front shows the roaring lion, the back depicts the lion as a carpet, with the sheep relaxing around the fireplace. Illustration…
Story about the global supply disruption caused by trade wars.
Using geometric shapes and bold colours, I designed a visually striking cover where the sun represents the reader's head, mirroring the shape of the book. Inside, the illustration plays with perspective—the reader's eyes become pupils, creating a surprising top-down view. Illustration for Guardian Book Review.
Untitled. Personal piece.
Rachel Donohue’s The Temple House Vanishing is a Gothic thriller set in an Irish Catholic boarding school, where an enigmatic art teacher stirs intrigue and tension among students. The story alternates between past and present, unraveling a mysterious disappearance through a scandalous tale of obsession, repression, and poetic justice. Illustration for The New York Times.
Story about being content with life as it is.
An illustration inspired by The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles by Jason Guriel. This beloved novel follows teenage werewolves on a daring journey to a legendary sea monster's lair. Illustration for Literary Review of Canada.
RGB Animation. Personal piece.
Once unleashed, artificial intelligence cannot be contained—its presence reshapes everything, beyond the point of return.
Should we still enjoy holidays in a doomed world? Illustration for Die Zeit.
Snail
Story about how universal surveillance invades personal spaces, creating a world where no action, communication or thought remains private.
A not uncommon tale of surviving by hiding.
Personal piece.
Personal piece.
Portrait of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Illustration for The Walrus.
Even in the darkest times, hope remains. Illustration for Die Zeit.
Speed Bump. Winter. Canada. Personal piece.
A minimalist animation showcasing the gentle motion of an opening and closing eye. Personal piece.
In her memoir How to Survive a Bear Attack, Claire Cameron intertwines personal history with investigative journalism. After being diagnosed with a rare genetic mutation that leads to cancer, she delves into a 1991 predatory black bear attack in Algonquin Park—an event that has haunted her since childhood.
Personal piece.
Finding a book with someone like me in it. Illustration for Literary Review of Canada.
Personal piece.