Mercurial.
Freddie Mercury, mercurial indeed. Made in Adobe Draw, on iPad with Apple pencil.
Author: Samantha Mehra
Visual Adventurer. Writer. Funny Person. #Toronto
Article Snapshot: What The Simpsons Can Teach Us About Customer Service
Listen: We can learn a lot from cartoons. I can think of few better examples than The Simpsons, an arguable work of art now approaching its 30th year on air. … Continue reading Article Snapshot: What The Simpsons Can Teach Us About Customer Service
Article Snapshot: “Goals: How One NHL Team Scored a Customer for Life”
In my family, the Montreal Canadiens (or, the Habs) are our team. My grandfather would, twinkle-eyed, tell of the thrill of watching hockey on live TV for the first time (and seeing his hero Maurice Richard through the lens of a wavering black-and-white screen), which inspired him to water down the backyard every winter and get his kids skating at “rocket” speed.
Article Snapshot: “Life Lessons: What IKEA Gets Right About Customer Experience”
It’s 2019. It’s nearly March. Clearly, I’ve been busy. But in a good way! Writing, editing, video creation, managing a content calendar, overseeing projects (and a phenomenal marketing team) – these … Continue reading Article Snapshot: “Life Lessons: What IKEA Gets Right About Customer Experience”
#VisualPeople: How Comics and Chronicles Collide in Canada’s Group of 7
This article appears as part of Visual People, a Q&A series devoted to profiling visually in-tune folks who work in a diversity of industries. Subscribe or follow along on Instagram. #visualpeople by … Continue reading #VisualPeople: How Comics and Chronicles Collide in Canada’s Group of 7
Summertime Sketches
It’s been a fun and productive few months of drawing experimentation and learning. Using a combination of Adobe Sketch and Adobe Draw, these doodles, which are meant to evoke the … Continue reading Summertime Sketches
Won’t You Be My Neighbour?
So happy to see this man, and his principles for kindness, humour, and openness making a resounding comeback in 2018. Made with Adobe Draw on iPad, with the Apple Pencil. … Continue reading Won’t You Be My Neighbour?
#VisualPeople: Pa-pa-Paparazzi! [Guest Post]
This guest article, featuring new Vancouver correspondent Sharon Roberts, appears as part of Visual People, a Q&A series devoted to profiling visual creators from a diversity of industries. Keep up … Continue reading #VisualPeople: Pa-pa-Paparazzi! [Guest Post]
Happy Birthday, America.
Red, white and blue is a delicious colour scheme, no? Created with: iPad, Apple Pencil, three colours, and one pen type.
Happy Birthday, Garfield.
This week marks the 40th birthday of our favourite grumpy fat-cat, Garfield. Just going to draw myself in here. -SM
The Sweet Life: In Conversation with the King of Candy, Jason Liebig #VisualPeople
Every Sunday of my mid-‘80s childhood, with religiosity, my father would walk my sister and I down to the Dépanneur in Kirkland, Quebec. Our mission was to explore the candy … Continue reading The Sweet Life: In Conversation with the King of Candy, Jason Liebig #VisualPeople
April Doodle #2: Bone Structure
As a former dancer, I still marvel at the architecture of the body, and how its foundations loco-mote us, almost magically. Using traditional ink on paper, I whipped up a … Continue reading April Doodle #2: Bone Structure
