Jason Dwyer - Designer + Illustrator

  • The appearance of Spring means it's time to think about getting your garden underway. Whether it's filled with inspiring blooms or tasty vegetables, gardens go with spring like snow and Far West jackets in the 90's go with winter...the natural world never stops its cycle.

    Gardening brings to mind an old self-portrait I painted of myself as a carrot. Sometimes enough is enough with self-portraits and a differerent take is needed. Carrot Top was done in oil on a large discarded roof shingle of some sort. Roof shingles and expensive paintbrushes surprisingly do not get along so well together.
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    Jason Dwyer Designer/Illustrator

    Jason is a multi-discipline artist based in St.Catharines, Canada, working on projects across the creative spectrum including graphic design, web design, illustration, branding, photography and fine art.
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