Graham Harrop began his working life at 16 as a copy runner at The Vancouver Sun with the conviction he could one day be drawing for the paper. Graham has worked at the mill in […]
Erin Brillon is from the Haida and Cree nations (Status: Skidegate Haida). Her Haida name is Kalga Jaad (woman of Ice) inherited by her maternal grandmother, is from the Laana T’sadas Eagle Clan of Skidegate […]
Victor Hunter is a Métis actor based in East Van with a love of old video games, weird theatre, and especially the place where those two meet. He has performed on stages across Western Canada, […]
With immense talent in such a small package, it’s no surprise that Feven Hailu finds expression in so many areas of creativity! A first glance at her paintings is all it takes to be instantly […]
Benjamin Brandes lives to create and creates to live. He is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist, born and raised in Windsor Ontario (traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations), right across the river […]
Who doesn’t love a good underdog story? Like the story of a reclusive seven-foot-tall NBA basketball player-turned-cattle rancher. Or the story of an entire NBA team that was so bad they were forced to move […]
Oh how we look forward to the lazy hazy crazy days of summer. When you’ve had enough of just laying on the beach and are looking for other things to do in Vancouver, here are […]
SGidGang.Xaal, Shoshannah Greene of the Staawas XaaydaGaay was born and raised on Haida Gwaii and now lives in Vancouver. She is a Haida artist, graphic designer, animator, random adventurer, fancy coffee addict, cat lover, and […]
Giulia de Oliveira Borba is a Brazilian designer, writer and educator who lives in Vancouver. She has a bachelor of arts in visual communications from Loyola University Chicago and a master’s degree in design from […]
Natalie Ellis is a multi-hyphenate creative from Vancouver where she lives with her husband and pets. Natalie grew up in a Sikh neighbourhood in Abbotsford BC. She would describe her family as the Von Trapp’s […]
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