I am a communication designer in Vancouver, BC. I design and develop websites and occasionally indulge in print design. I also write a blog called thirteen cent pinball.
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David Suzuki Foundation, 2010
David Suzuki Foundation, 2010
Why bikes are good for Vancouver
As Vancouver's City Hall proposes another separated bike lane, the usual bike vs. car debate fires up again. I don't see it as a choice of one over the other. But as a cycling advocate and addict, I'd like to share some ways in which bikes make our city a better place.
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Walk the Talk, Green Your City
I don't have enough conversations with people about sustainability. Tell me one thing YOU do, and one thing you think the City should do to make Vancouver the greenest city by 2020. Then ask your friend or neighbour the same thing and see what conversations start growing.
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Trees that once stood
Posted April 23, 2010 in
environmental issues
It's the day after Earth Day and I'm on my favourite North Shore bus route. In my peripheral vision, something has changed. Massive trees and mangled branches are heaped on bare ground where a magnificent, dense group of conifers had stood untouched for decades. My heart cracks open and a knot grips my throat.
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I am a communication designer in Vancouver, BC. I design and develop websites and occasionally indulge in print design. I am currently on the Creative Services team at the David Suzuki Foundation where I have worked on a variety of projects to increase and engage supporters of DSF and to work towards achieving its vision that "within a generation, Canadians act on the understanding that we are all interconnected and interdependent with nature."
