Alanna is a Toronto based Artist and Illustrator. Her style has been described as simple and sophisticated with a playful point of view.
For two decades Alanna has brought her unique graphic sensibility to her practice as a silkscreen printmaker. Her work is featured in many corporate collections including Penguin Canada and The Gardiner Museum and in the homes and offices of leading designers, writers and fashion lovers. It's also been profiled in Design Lines, Canadian House + Home, and The Globe and Mail.
As an Illustrator she has collaborated with a long list of clients including Vogue Japan, The New York Times, Google, Chronicle Books, Brooks Brothers and The Four Seasons Hotel and her drawings have appeared on surfaces as varied as wall murals, dinner plates, wine labels and four Canada Post stamps.
Her work also appears in two books: Impressive: Printmaking, Letterpress and Graphic Design published by Gesalten in Germany and Imagemakers published by Beazley Press in the U.K.
Currently you can find Alanna’s work in the most recent copy of Food & Drink magazine and at her Solo Exhibition Collected Style at Akasha Art Projects in Toronto.
For two decades Alanna has brought her unique graphic sensibility to her practice as a silkscreen printmaker. Her work is featured in many corporate collections including Penguin Canada and The Gardiner Museum and in the homes and offices of leading designers, writers and fashion lovers. It's also been profiled in Design Lines, Canadian House + Home, and The Globe and Mail.
As an Illustrator she has collaborated with a long list of clients including Vogue Japan, The New York Times, Google, Chronicle Books, Brooks Brothers and The Four Seasons Hotel and her drawings have appeared on surfaces as varied as wall murals, dinner plates, wine labels and four Canada Post stamps.
Her work also appears in two books: Impressive: Printmaking, Letterpress and Graphic Design published by Gesalten in Germany and Imagemakers published by Beazley Press in the U.K.
Currently you can find Alanna’s work in the most recent copy of Food & Drink magazine and at her Solo Exhibition Collected Style at Akasha Art Projects in Toronto.