Revprint Studio 205

07/18/2025

TORONTO! Adrian will be performing at Indigenous Sounds Now at 8:45pm on July 27. This FREE SHOW in Trillium Park at Ontario Place amplifies the voices of Indigenous musicians from the Anishinaabe, Mohawk, and Cree Nations.

Other performers taking the stage are Lacey Hill, MURRAY PORTER, Zeegwon Shilling, and MR. SAUGA. Come out and show your support for Indigenous music, and enjoy a Sunday in the park! 💙

MORE INFO: https://ontarioplace.com/en/indigenous-sounds-now/

07/18/2025

07/18/2025

Check out our renovated studio experience and enjoy a truly elevated creative experience for you and your client.

07/18/2025

I took inspiration for this lighting idea from a Leonard Cohen Poetry book called "The Flame "

I really was haunted by the quote below, it had me imagining ways to visualize what i felt when I read it.

“I was always working steady
But I never called it art
Meeting Jesus reading Marx
Sure it failed my little fire
But it's bright the dying spark
Go tell the young messiah
What happens to the heart”
― Leonard Cohen, The Flame

Created in Camera
Model Julia W (body stocking as wardrobe)
Elinchrom 5 flash (2x) w Rotalux strip boxes with gels
Fuji GFX 100s w 80mm 1.7 lens ISO 800 4 second exposure 4 flash pops

Shot at Revprint Studio 205 in Toronto with Studio Tech Lisa Kruchak

02/09/2025

Torontonians voiced "firm determination to resist" annexation of Canada by the United States in this petition from 1849, rebuking a proposal from a group in Montreal.

The pro-annexation movement was outlined in the Montreal Annexation Manifesto (1849). The movement faded once Canada and the United States signed a free trade treaty in 1854.

We preserve this draft petition in our Baldwin Collection of Canadiana, one of the largest research collections of primary sources of Canadian history. View the petition in person at Toronto Reference Library on the 5th floor or online: https://digitalarchive.tpl.ca/objects/282064