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301 Cypress Drive embodies everything I love about mid-century architecture. I do a lot of architectural renderings as part of my day to day work, so it is fun for me to design a series of homes that I would like to see and live in myself. I consider many artist�s renderings to be works of art, especially ones from an era where house design was so unique and appealing.
Architects would often sketch a rendering of their house design as a cover page for the set of blueprints they provided to their client, sometimes as a normal blueline print, sometimes as a reverse print where the lines show up as white on a dark blue background, for a more dramatic effect.The coffee rings refer to the utilitarian purpose of these overlooked works of art. I will be adding to this series as I have time to design more house styles.

I am a child of the 1950's and 60's, born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia where I ( briefly ) attended the Vancouver School of Art. I am a self-taught freelance artist, illustrator, designer and muralist. In my next life I think I'll try being an architect. In fact architectural renderings are one of my passions. The same can be said for all things Mid-Century, be it homes, automobiles, industrial design, fashion, art, you name it, that is one of the most iconic eras in western culture. An era of unbridled optimism, conflict and style that spanned thirty years. Much of my work reflects design cues from that time. I like to work a little mid-century into everything I do.