Yesterday Scout Magazine ran a little interview with me and I wanted to share it with you. It was fun to answer a lot of questions I never get asked! You can read it here.
PS – Yes, this photo is from the Ghibli Museum in Tokyo.
Say hello to Winnie Truong! She is one of the four Canadian artists who created work for our “Afterlife” project with Poketo.
If I could only eat a breakfast, a lunch, and a dinner in Toronto where should I go?
I’d urge you to go to Saving Grace in Little Portugal and brave the wait for breakfast, brunch and lunch, it’s just that good there. Dinner is a two-parter: you should go to Mandarin at Yonge and Eglinton and gorge yourself on all-you-can-eat chinese food, then head a block up the street to the movie theatre (half price on tuesdays) and enjoy that hard-earned food coma.
Thanks to The Lab Magazine for featuring Booooooom aaaand all my friends at The Cheaper Show in the same issue! High-five!
The Qualities of Light showcases inspiring people in Los Angeles, the first installment is a great portrait of artist Augustine Kofie.
Watch the video below!
Thank you thank you thank you Lia Grainger, for the huge feature in yesterday’s National Post newspaper.
Charlotte from Manystuff, Will from Itsnicethat, and yours truly were recently interviewed by HUH. Magazine for a feature called Bloggers Delight, and they just posted it up. I am extremely flattered to be named one of HUH’s favourite sites, especially along side two sites that were huge huge huge inspirations for starting Booooooom.
Read the feature here.
Rene Almanza is the latest artist to be profiled on Upper Playground’s Walrus TV. I like what he says about committing an idea to paper, thinking about something too much is like losing it forever.
