For Pride 2021, I illustrated a series of maps that highlighted distinct community landmarks and restaurants in the gay villages of various Canadian cities. 

Client: Skip the Dishes
Art Director: Alec Carluen
Agency: Diamond Marketing

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Illustrated map of Gay Village in Montreal. Vertical streets include Rue Robin, Boulevard Maisonneuve, and Rue st. Catherine Est. Horizontal street is Rue Atatken. Landmarks such as the hanging lanterns and rainbow rue ste. catherine street sign are highlighted. Food such as spring rolls and eggs benny sandwich are featured. Ottawa gay village map. Horizontal streets include Kent Street, Bank Street, O'Connor Street. Horizontal streets are: Cooper St. and Somerset St. West. Swizzles is highlighted for their comedy nights is highlighted along with Bank St. rainbow street sign. An eggs benny sandwich and poutine are featured. Toronto gay village map. Vertical streets include Yonge street and Church Street, horizontal streets are Isabella St., Wellesley St. and Carlton. Crew's and Tangos and Woodys are pictured at the intersection of Church and Wellesley. THere is also a disco ball to highlight the nightlife. Salmon sushi is featured. Winnipeg gay village map. Vertical streets include Scott St., Osborne St. and Nassau St. Horizontal streets include River Ave, Stradbrook Ave. The Osborne village vinyl mural, streetside lamp posts are highlighted. A burrito and crispy wontons are featured foods. Vancouver gay village map. Vertical streets include Burnaby St., Davie St., Pendrell St. Horizontal streets include Bute St, Thurlow St. The heart-shaped Davie Village sign and bookstore are highlighted. Seafood pasta and greek souvlaki plate are featured foods.