I left Toronto in October, and made my return back in March, though it worked out to be about 5 months. I also happened to have driven through 5 Provinces and 5 States, go figure 😉 When I left Vancouver in March I was somewhat nervous about the driving conditions, being that it was still […]

While I was out in Los Angeles this past winter, I had an idea to get creative with a photo-series featuring people wearing masks. I was able to get most of the content while I was out there, but got delayed in having to re-shoot some things back in Canada, and why it’s taken till

Having, at this point in the trip, traveled across much of Canada and the States, it was nice to be back in BC, as I kinda really love it there. You feel connected with nature, which I know can sound a lil cheesy to say, but I found myself wanting to be outside at all

Good morning, and let me start this off with a big thank you to everyone for the great response yesterday with the trailer for “The Beautiful Escape” Documentary (premiering next Thursday night). It’s awesome to hear all your feedback, and stoked to show off the rest of this project along with my vision for things

Well here we go!!! Much love to everyone involved in the process of this project, it wouldn’t be the same without y’all. And big ups to the magician James Hughes for editing so many countless hours with me to make this happen. Full Documentary “The Beautiful Escape” Premieres July 28th! – Solo

Ok folks, excited to finally announce things!  Back in January, while driving from LA to Vegas, I was taking in the (amazing) new Classified album, and came along the song, “Beautiful Escape”. It struck more than a few chords with me, and realized it would be the central music to whatever video project I put

I left San Francisco on a beautiful morning (catching the most amazing sunrise at Twin Peaks), and headed north towards, well, Canada… It was going well, enjoying the drive up the California coast along Hwy.#1, chatting with cows and some cool french guy at a cafe in the middle of nowhere. Then things took a shitty

You’ll have to excuse repeating myself in always saying this, but it really is just absolutely amazing what all you can see and experience in California as far as the varying landscapes, and weather. I left SoCal wearing a t-shirt and shorts, and by the time I was closing in on San Francisco (which is

The first time I travelled to California a year before this roadrip, I went by plane, and didn’t rent a car, so I was mostly limited to the Los Angeles area. But this time, I had my car, and boy did I get around! Especially in Orange County, as I stayed there before my Vegas trip