boguesession- Nelson
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July 10, 1981Job:
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I was born in Canada. I attended college in Prince Edwards Island. I worked in Toronto for a few years. I missed nature and had a meltdown. I moved to British Columbia. I did freelance design work. I started work at The Vacuum in Nelson BC. I love life.
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Graphic design, Skiing and ski - touring, films, writing, reading...
March 12, 2006 Last login on:
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July 11th, 2006
Gone Campin'
This is a tiny little island that we canoed to in the middle of a river. We camped for the night... drank beers, had a fire and a feast. Just beautiful.
May 3rd, 2006
Freebord 2006 Website
We (The Vacuum) have just launched the hell out of the 2006 Freebord website. And we are stoked. That is all.
March 24th, 2006
Wallzo
Darren Wall's work is concept driven and absolutely beautiful. Another talented brit... what are the odds.
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March 13th, 2006
Calgary to Castlegar
If you're cool with possibly crashing into a range of jagged mountains in a small 10 seater propeller plane than I would really suggest the flight from Calgary Alberta to Castlegar BC. Sure its dangerous... but the views are spectacular on a sunny day. This photo was taken out the plane window.
March 12th, 2006
Small towns and graphic design?
I'm gonna just go ahead and assume that the majority of graphic design professionals live in the big city. I would like to humbly suggest that graphic design can still be pacticed in smaller setting. As a person who grew up in a small town I find it difficult to adjust to big city living. My true inspiration comes from living in a natural setting and getting out into the mountains. If I can ski powder in the morning and do design work by night then I am sitting pretty. All that being said... I LOVE Nelson BC
Freebord
This year I've had the privilige of doing design and art direction of the 2006 Freebord brand. I've had the opportunity to work on several freebord projects since I started working here at the vacuum and I'm particularly please with where this is going. This is a poster done for Freebord Japan.
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