Previous Contracts & Award Winning Pieces
Much of my freelance work as a digital artist is creating custom,
culturally-relevant promotional
material (such as stickers, posters,
and clothing graphics), for various Indigenous organizations and non-profit collectives.
Tribal
Lands is a
Toronto-based clothing brand born out of the Native Youth Resource Centre downtown. In 2025
they approached me with a request to design culturally
relevant shirts and hoodies for their website. Look out for the selected designs coming soon!
In Winter of 2024, I won first place in the Native Child & Family Services
virtual greeting card contest. Just a few months later, I would also take second place in the Pink
shirt Day sticker contest.
My style blends realism with bold, flowing vectors. I often find
myself inspired by artists like Emily Kewageshig and Shawn Howe (Red Cedar Tree)
Indigitech: Cohort 5 (2025)
No Generative AI, Just Creative Thought
Over 12 weeks, I completed the virtual mentorship program IndigiTech through the Indigenous Friendship Association. During which time, I honed several Business, UX Design, Digital Art, and Social Media Marketing skills.
In addition to making this website from SCRATCH (background graphics and all), my final project for UX design was to create a mock-up for my community-led, missing Indigenous persons database idea. This included a case study presentation to the class.
Below are a sample business card and accompanying logo created in digital art using Procreate. We were tasked to interpret the brand identity of Chimnissing Hydroponics, a mobile garden based on Christian Island (a.k.a Chimnissing First Nation), attempting to make fresh produce more accessible to Indigenous communities in the area. Our client highlighted the importance of displaying a sense of community, and the island's natural beauty (namely the water), but was otherwise open to any style and colour scheme within 2000x2000 pixels.
Personal Portraits & Ongoing Projects
In the fall of 2025, I became a member of a monthly stickers club. Tech Pizza Monday is a Toronto-based collective for nerdy tech-based discussion, art and research. The first monday of every month they host a stickers, pins & patches exchange. I enjoyed it so much that I insisted on revamping their website, adding a brand new landing page for stickers club and designing posters to recruit new members. If you're an artist, consider joining us next month!