A colourful graphic design of a strong powerful bird. The artist is a working Anishinaabe person from Swan Lake First Nation in Treaty #1 territory in Manitoba. He is a second generation Residential School survivor and a sixties scoop survivor.

What is the wolf communicating? The artist is a nîhitithaw (Cree) artist living on Coast Salish territories. 

There is one way to look at the world and this poster incorporates parts of ten different whimsical scenes that show the world with a little more wonder, colour,and fun!

As I was creating the three bears, thoughts of how mischievous they must be popped into mind. The wasp and nest was an after thought and brought out a more playful side to the creation to give it more of a story book feel.

This is an Exquisite Cadeaver, a drawing game from 1920s France. One person draws the top and covers up all of the drawing except the bottom 1.3 cm of the drawing and passes it to the next person to create a section. The next person draws the middle section and covers up everything except the bottom 1.3 cm of the drawing and passes it to the last person who draws the bottom section. This poster depicts how we respond during our most recent attempt at control over chaos. Whenever we scramble to maintain that control within uncertainty infinite possibility - both frightening and wonderful, always exist.

A colourful depiction of multiple organic shapes.

A powerful being commanding your attention. The artist is a nîhitithaw (Cree) person living on Coast Salish territories.