INACTIVE ACCOUNT

“The One that Did Me In” 2015 Mixed media

Still tweaking this one a bit. It is accurate to her eyepatch and mouth clip shape, and painted with the intention of printing life-size. Stay tuned for that.

“Land Panda vs. Sea Panda” 2014 For Hot Art Wet City gallery “Pandemonium” show

“Mama Fraser” 2014 A human form of the Fraser River with her sockeye children.

A fake screenshot from a movie about the southern resident killer whales. This scene is between J28 "Polaris" and her daughter J46 "Star".

"Ocean Womb"  2013

"Blood on Our Hands - Humpback Whale" Digital 2013 In light of this announcement: http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/Ottawa+removing+North+Pacific+humpback+whales+from+list/9760778/story.html I watch this magical coastline fall victim to politics and money. 

"45" Ink and graphite 18 x 40 inches All but one of these whales is now dead. Representing the 45 individuals of the southern resident killer whale population that were captured and placed into aquarium facilies around the world. Each is represented as accurately as possible to their true markings. Moby Doll, the first orca ever captured and put on display 50 years ago, is at the top. Tokitae/Lolita, the only survivor, is at the bottom. 

"Welcome Home Tokitae" Digital, 2014 Tokitae/Lolita spyhopping to gaze into the Salish Sea sky, the skies she knew as a baby. Her presumed mother, L25 "Ocean Sun" is directly below her with the rest of her L12 family in support (L41 "Mega, L119 "Joy", L77 "Matia", L113 "Cousteau", and L94 "Calypso"). 

J16 "Slick" and J27 "Blackberry" under a winter sky.

"Two Trees of Valinor" Inspired by Kay Nielsen.

Photoshop doodles ... aka SPACE WHALES (and a space chinook)

Based on mother and child figure from 1500-1600, Central Africa.

Matriarch J16 "Slick" with her three children.

L87 "Onyx" playing with bull kelp.

"Midnight Rambler" Transient orca (T31) swimming down the Strait of Juan de Fuca in search of prey, under the full moon.