A mural concept developed from an original watercolour painting, featuring two portraits rendered in contrasting bands of red and blue. Created as a reflection on the colour and character that make Toronto feel alive, the work imagines a public artwork that celebrates individuality within a shared urban landscape.

A hand-painted mural created for the exterior of a boutique hotel, featuring a portrait surrounded by flowing florals. Designed to greet guests as they arrive, the piece brings together beauty, nature, and movement in a way that feels both familiar and dreamlike. The mural was created to make the space feel a little softer, a little warmer, and a little more memorable.

A mural concept developed from an original sketch, featuring an anime-inspired scene rendered in hot pink and graphic linework. Created as a reflection on Toronto's character, the work imagines the city as a place where everyday moments can feel cinematic. Drawing from the visual language of manga, the concept celebrates the feeling that life in a city is not just experienced, but continuously unfolding like a story.

A hand-painted mural created for a board game café in Japan, bringing together beloved characters from Spirited Away in a single shared scene. Inspired by the film's sense of wonder and adventure, the work was designed to feel like an extension of the café itself; a place where people gather, get lost in stories, and spend time together.

A mural concept developed from an original watercolour painting, featuring a tiger swimming through layers of colour. Created for an exterior wall, the work imagines a moment of nature appearing unexpectedly within the city. The concept draws on the comfort people often find in natural imagery, bringing a dreamlike presence to the built environment and offering a brief pause from the pace of urban life.

A mural concept developed from an original watercolour painting. The piece is drenched in feminine sincerity. Featuring two women wearing gold jewellery, accompanied by flowing graffiti-style lettering. The piece reflects the instinct to adorn ourselves and shape how we move through the world. The women carry a presence that feels both elegant and powerful, bringing together ornament and street culture in a shared visual language.

A mural concept developed from an original drawing, bringing together manga imagery, cartoon forms, and graphic compositions within a single collage-like structure. Inspired by Toronto's layered identity, the work reflects the way different cultures, perspectives, and personalities share space within the city. Rather than seeking uniformity, the concept celebrates contrast, suggesting that much of a city's character is built through the coexistence of people who might otherwise have little in common.

A hand-painted mural created for a collectibles shop, featuring a collage of iconic anime characters from across different worlds and eras. Inspired by the joy of finding a favourite character tucked away on a shelf, the mural was designed to feel like stepping inside a shared memory; part nostalgia, part treasure hunt, and part love letter to the stories that stay with us long after we've grown up.

A site-specific culinary still life commissioned for a private chef’s rural environment, incorporating ingredients from her own garden and meals she has prepared. The composition transforms her culinary practice into a visual narrative of ritual, cultivation, and sensory nourishment.

A collaborative large-scale mural created for a Pizza Nova location, featuring a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme executed by a team of ten artists. Wrapping the exterior of the building, the project was designed to activate the streetscape while discouraging recurring graffiti through vibrant, community-facing public art.

A mural concept developed from an original watercolour painting, inspired by Toronto's homes and the way they seemed to come alive in my imagination growing up. Drawing from the playful spirit of children's book illustrations, the work reimagines familiar streets as a collection of personalities rather than buildings. Through loose linework and colour, the concept celebrates the character and individuality that make Toronto feel endlessly alive.

A collaborative mural inspired by the rhythm of cycling through Leslieville, where movement, neighbourhood life, and urban energy converge through colour and flow. The work reflects the choreography of daily transit and shared public space.

A mural concept rendered from an original acrylic painting, featuring a moody forest landscape layered with wildstyle graffiti lettering built around the artist's “MANGO” tag. Inspired by the relationship between self-expression and place, the work brings graffiti into conversation with the natural world, exploring the feeling of becoming more rooted in one's own nature.

A high-contrast mural created for a retail storefront door, combining neon colour fields and skull motifs to produce a bold visual statement rooted in nightlife, rebellion, through a street-art lens.

A live mural performance freestyle created during a parking lot event on Parliament Street, commissioned by a cannabis retailer. Developed in real time, the composition combines surreal imagery of a monkey and a burger, reflecting the spontaneity of street culture, audience interaction, and performative mark-making.

A custom artwork created for a breakfast café, inspired by the ritual of gathering around a good meal. Drawing from breakfast staples, pop-art imagery, and comic-book aesthetics, the piece captures the energy of a busy morning. Toast, fruit, avocado, and eggs become characters within the composition, celebrating the foods that bring people together. Designed for the café interior, the work transforms an everyday moment into something memorable.

A custom hand-painted serving board commissioned as a gift for a chef known for his devotion to egg-based cuisine, featuring three hand-painted culinary compositions centered around signature egg dishes. The work bridges functional design and painted still-life traditions

A custom hand-painted wooden serving board commissioned for a chef in Texas to mark the grand opening of his ramen restaurant. The piece translates ramen culture into a visual study of culinary ritual and presentation, functioning as both a service object and commemorative artwork.

A Ponyo-inspired serving board featuring ramen bowls, translating oceanic motifs and culinary ritual into a cohesive painted study.

A hand-painted glass tray commissioned for a chef, inspired by bibimbap and its layered culinary composition.

A poster created for a breakfast café, bringing together breakfast staples through the visual language of comic books. Featuring different styles of toast, graphic linework, and an enthusiastic skull declaring its love for breakfast, the piece was designed to inject humour and personality into the dining experience. Inspired by the simple excitement of a great meal, the work transforms a café wall into a celebration of food, nostalgia, and the small rituals that start a day.

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