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Thursday 29 December 2011


An adventure to Taiwan to some of the largest factories on the planet, to help The North Face tell their sustainability story for the first time to the general public. I think I worked harder on this project than anything else in 2011, the road to sustainability is certainly complicated and hard to communicate. After working with TNF on an athlete level for the last 6 years it was an honor to go deep behind the scenes and learn about these important initiatives in this way.


David Attenborough, watch your back.


One of the amazing ideas that has gained some publicity in 2011, this simple project is genius.

High in the Canadian Arctic, 5 friends venture to the frozen fjords of North West Baffin Island during spring time. Ancient and colossal, these branching hallways of rock are the domain of seals and polar bears, and relied upon by local Inuit hunters. For visiting skiers, the fjords are nothing short of a dream. In every direction, giant couloirs ascend thousands of feet above the sea ice, weaving in between some of the tallest and cliffs on the planet. Baffin Island: A Skier's Journey EP2 [Season 2] is a step through these magical spaces.

Friday 23 December 2011

Biking And Health
Healthcare Management Degree

Sitka presents a travel journal from Vancouver BC to Los Angeles CA.

The making of "Hero," a drawing composed entirely out of 3.2 million ink dots.

How did you count all the dots?

The number of dots is an approximation, not an exact number. But it's a very very close approximation. I filmed myself in just about every section of my drawing and got an average of 4.25 dots per second. That translated into 3,213,000 dots if you multiplied that by 210 hours, which is what I logged in for the entire drawing. Because I know it can't be exactly accurate, and because I think I might be off just a few thousand dots or so, I rounded it off to an even 3.2 million.

How long did this take?

I logged in exactly 210 hours of just stippling, but it took nearly one full year to complete from start to finish.

Friday 9 December 2011



A quick education in thinking.


Stunning visual impact used to try to unite and promote awareness.


Look forward to seeing more collaborations between environmental issues and 'pure' sports like this.


Wake up laissez-fairers.


Little bit of festive spirit, produced by friends down at the Tubestation.