Full shot of the entirely handpainted ERTC gold leaf on glass sign

🎞️ WATCH: See the ERTC sign dance and shine in the light ✨

23 kt gold leaf outline, mother of pearl inlay and blended enamel paint

Detail shot of a enamel handpainted rose and white gold leaf border with vines

Closeup of the mica embossed glass and gold leaf technique on the “Tattoo Club”

Full shot of the ERTC sign in my studio

🎞️ WATCH: See the ERTC background colour get painted in ✨

ERTC wordmark on merch worn by artist Maddy Lund

ERTC wordmark on the official shop hats

Owner Nathan Draper modelling the wordmark on official shop merch

✍🏻 Process: Pencil sketch used for the sign and wordmark

Full shot “This is The Scenic Route” handpainted mural

🎞️ WATCH: Self filmed and edited process vid for “This is The Scenic Route” mural

✍️ Process: Layin down the cast shadow which makes the letters pop out of the wall

✍️ Process: blending the 3D together to give dimension to the letters

✍️ Process: Reaching for all the little nooks and crannies

✍️ Process: Slingin paint in the blazing heat

✍️ Process: Closeup handpainting some leaves

✍️ Process: Painting leave on a telescopic ladder in the summer heat

✍️ Process: Inital pencil sketch that was used as the bones of the lettering

🎞️ WATCH: Timelapse of the letter sketching process for “This is The Scenic Route”

Full shot of the entirely handpainted “Til Death” gold leaf on glass sign

🎞️ WATCH: See the “Til Death” sign dance and shine in the light ✨

Detail shot of the teal pearl shell inlay with metal flake, 23kt gold outline and blended enamel paint

Detail shot mica embossed and 23kt gold leaf flourishes plus 12kt white gold teardrops

Further details of the teal pearl shell inlay with metal flake, 23kt gold leaf outline and blended enamel paint

Closeup of the dimensionality created by the cast shadow

✍️ Process: Initial pencil idea for “Death”

✍️ Process: After vectorizing the lettering I came back to draw the flourishes and details

Handlettered and painted storefront signage for GlassBird Tattoo in Toronto.

🎞️ WATCH: Self-filmed video capturing the painting process for the store sign at GlassBird Tattoo

Close up of finished handpainted store sign at GlassBird Tattoo in Toronto

Close up of finished handpainted store sign at GlassBird Tattoo in Toronto

Close up of finished handpainted store sign at GlassBird Tattoo in Toronto

✍️ Process: Sketching on the sign markup using wax pencil

✍️ Process: Blending the 3D shades to give dimension to the letters

✍️ Process: Painting in the face of the letters

✍️ Process: Cleaning off the chalk sketch marks after finishing up

✍️ Process: Initial pencil sketch that ended up becoming the logo and signage for GlassBird Tattoo

Full shot of the Ruby Tattoo Studio handpainted gold leaf glass sign

🎞️ WATCH: See the Ruby Tattoo Studio sign dance and shine in the light (that Diamond tho)✨

Closeup detail shot of Ruby Tattoo Studio sign

Detail shot of the gold leaf outline and hearts, pink pearl shell inlay and enamel details

Detail shot of the huge sparkling ruby

Closeup of the pearl shell and enamel blend treatment with gold leaf outline

🎞️ WATCH: Ruby Tattoo Studio sketch process✨

Full shot of a passerby stopping to admire the Queen West mural

🎞️ WATCH: Painting of the “Queen West” wall for Taco Bell✨

✍️ Process: Initial sketching stages of the Queen West mural

✍️ Process: Havin a seat and getting into the detailed painting of the letters

✍️ Process: Brush painting the fine details of the Queen West wall

The mural has become a classic Toronto Instagram photo-op

✍️ Process: The initial marker tag that became the mural lettering

Handpainted gold leaf shop sign for Up In Smoke’s flagship store

🎞️ WATCH: See the Up in Smoke sign dance and shine in the light ✨

🎞️ WATCH: Self-filmed and edited process video showing the creation of Up In Smoke’s custom sign✨

Bag design for Up In Smoke using the full colour logo

Alternative package design for Up In Smoke using positive and negative 1 colour logos

3 key stages of my logo creation process

Handlettered and painted “SHH! Grind in Session” mural in the quiet room

🎞️ WATCH: Timelapse of the handpainted “SHH! Grind in Session” mural✨

Handlettered and illustrated “What Do You Need This Week?” plexiglass fridge display

✍️Process: “What Do You Need This Week?” sketch for the fridge plexiglass lettering

Hand drawn and painted “Receipts In, Cash Out” mural for Checkout 51

Closeup of “Receipts In, Cash Out” mural for Checkout 51

✍️Process: Full focus painting 3D for a mural at Checkout 51

✍️Process: Marker tag that became the “Receipts In, Cash Out” mural

Handpainted expressive-typography wall of the company values

🎞️ WATCH: Timelapse video of handpainted Checkout 51 company values wall✨

Finished shot of the “Never Stop Exploring” mural (difficult to photograph entirely)

🎞️ WATCH: 30 sec timelapse of the “Never Stop Exploring” mural ✨

🎞️ WATCH: Self-filmed “Never Stop Exploring” mural process ✨

✍️ Process: Up on the ladder painting some curves

✍️ Process: Handpainting the face of the lettering

✍️ Process: Painting some movement lines

✍️ Process: Havin a seat to paint some details

🎞️ WATCH: Sketch process for “Never Stop Exploring” mural ✨

Bathrooms covered, asylum-style, in lyrics to Czech drinking song “Bedna Od Whisky”

Covered floor-to-ceiling in marker scrawl to mimic the feeling of being in an old asylum

View at the urinals in the mens washroom

Mirrors reflected the lettering adding to the chaotic effect

Your view leaving the stalls

The bathroom was an Instagram fav photo op

The bathroom found its way onto a variety of Toronto related media outlets

“Thrasher is Not a Fashion Label” for a skateboard art show

“Outerclass” logo for an american clothing label

“Its All Love” just because

“Minty Burns” wordmark for a rap artist music video

“White Ferrari” for a Frank Ocean inspired piece

“One Day Creative” logo for a Canadian mural brand

“Real Friends” just for fun

“Misery” for use in a screenprinting course

“Puffy L’z - Riri” wordmark for a rap artist music video

“Craig James Laur” early wordmark for a musicians brand