I had a total jet-setting Monday. From Montreal to Ottawa and back, in one glorious day. Pretty much what I discovered is that Canteen is one of my favourite art-spots in Canada (it's kind of half a gallery, half an art-book store), Ottawa smells like flowers everywhere, and Stephen Harper is not hiding behind garbage cans, waiting to ambush unsuspecting tourists, as I had been told.
Here are the pictures of my show at Canteen. If the 'Stephen Harper, Stupid Hamster Face' painting sells, I will of course be sad to see it go (it's a personal fave), but I will also know that of all the cities in the world, it is in the right place.
Bright Bear - a new one.
My work alongside some pretty amazinglyawesome art books.
I need to go back just to peruse them!
Wham bam, thank you man - here's the whole shibang. I gave Canteen the very last of my Bearded Lady prints (4). I had no idea I had gotten so low on them, but I guess a few sales and a few gifts here and there, and bam - they're gone! So if you're in Ottawa, grab 'em while they're hot.
Thar she is. The Bearded Lass, in all her glory. Too bad you can't see all the swirly detail in her hair on the ol' internet.
Seripop and zines in the back room.
This was a delightful discovery - my favourite artist, Other, made the coolest sign for a store ever. Lucky store. They had a pretty rad art gallery upstairs too.
And yes - tulip festival. xoxo Ottawa.
My work will be up for approximately the month of May, and maybe a little bit of June. I highly recommend checking out this store if you ever get the chance - it rivals anything I've seen in New York or Montreal or Toronto or San Francisco for pure art wonderfulness.
I'm kind of amazed they let this enter since it *ahem* might have way too many colours. But I submitted in a moment of... well, I don't know what kind of a moment it was. Want to wear this on a shirt though? Click below to go to the scoring page. Thanks!
My work will be up for approximately the month of May, and maybe a little bit of June. I highly recommend checking out this store if you ever get the chance - it rivals anything I've seen in New York or Montreal or Toronto or San Francisco for pure art wonderfulness.
Now that the April issue of Papirmasse is out and safely in the hands of subscribers, we can tell you why we were all atingle about it. It's a reversible book! Printed on one very large single sheet of paper, this beauty folds down into a 6 x 9 inch book that features two-toned drawings on one side, and hand-written artist profiles on the other. 
