Good or bad our environment affects the work we do and how well we do it. Illustrator Hayden Maynard takes a moment to share how his space keeps him humming along. Clean and simple does the trick.
Where is your studio?
My studio is a small desk in my living room. Just big enough for my laptop, tablet and a cup of tea!
Illustrator Hayden Maynard shares his passion for wildlife (birds in particular) with the creation of a unique series, ‘Urban Forest’. Playing with scale, Hayden takes a larger than life approach highlighting the majestic quality of nature, bringing each animal to the centre of his illustration. Detailed line work creates depth and dimension, inviting the viewer to walk through and explore the urban landscapes.
To help parents navigate the world of allergenic foods, Today’s Parent in collaboration with the Peanut Bureau of Canada released a short animated video. Produced by Meaghan Yuen and illustrated by Hayden Maynard, this lighthearted animation highlights the first food do’s and don’ts. Ideal for motion, Hayden’s unique line work easily translates through to animation.
Please join us in welcoming i2i Art’s newest illustrator, conceptual artist Hayden Maynard! Passionate about his work, Hayden often uses his love of the outdoors combined with a wild imagination to bring his illustrations to life.
Hayden Maynard Illustration
Hayden is a Kingston-based illustrator who graduated from Sheridan College class of 2016. His work has been recognized by American Illustration, 3x3 and the Society of Illustrators in New York City. Growing up he would split his time between drawing dragons and pretending to be one. Besides drawing and painting his biggest interests are cooking and baking bread. His clients include The New York Times, The Walrus, The Globe and Mail, Plansponsor Magazine, The Seattle Met, The Washington Post, and many more.