Canada’s 100 Best - Editorial
New illustration in the current Canada's 100 Best by Graham Roumieu - "The Tipping Point: When it comes to takeout, there's an epic divide between the 20-percenters and the i'd-rather-nots"
Canada’s 100 Best - Editorial
New illustration in the current Canada's 100 Best by Graham Roumieu - "The Tipping Point: When it comes to takeout, there's an epic divide between the 20-percenters and the i'd-rather-nots"
Graham Roumieu predicts ayahuasca and feral hogs in Things to Expect in the 2020s for The Globe and Mail.
For: The Globe and Mail
The cult favorite memoirs of Graham Roumieu’s misunderstood “King of the Forest” cryptid, BIGFOOT, are now an animated series!
“Bigfoot would like to express his thanks to his die-hard supporters, hurl a log at his non-supporters, and give a friendly (but sort-of creepy) nod-and-wink to the nice people of MONDO and VRV, which are giving this animated series a perfect home,” says creator Graham Roumieu, reading from a filthy paper retrieved from a tree’s knot hole.
This week, the first of 12 initial episodes of the animated series BIGFOOT air exclusively in the U.S. on the MONDO channel of VRV, the animation-centric streaming service. Based on Graham’s series of graphic ‘novels’, including Me Write Book: It Bigfoot Memoir and Bigfoot: I Not Dead (Plume/Penguin), additional episodes written by executive producers Roumieu and Eric Falconer (Blue Mountain State, The Mick) will premiere weekly. Starting this Sunday (10/6/19), the pilot can also be seen on MONDO’s YouTube channel.
SPECIAL THANKS TO: Creative executives Wendy Willis and Greg Franklin; Canadian production and animation teams Blue Ant Media and Solis Animation; Canada’s PSTC and the Bell Fund; executive producers Sam Hansen and Chrystal Falcioni; and of course, comedian K. Trevor Wilson as Bigfoot.
For: MONDO and VRV
Graham Roumieu illustrated Your Best Tips for a Better Uber or Lyft Trip for the Crowdwise section in The New York Times. Written by David Pogue, Crowdwise features reader tips and advice for everything from what to say to someone who’s grieving to surviving crying babies on planes.
For: The New York Times
Big congratulations go out to Graham Roumieu and Eleanor Grosch!
Graham’s illustration for University Affairs Magazine (Underline Studio) were selected for the American Illustration 38 annual.
Eleanor Grosch’s Ten of Swords for Everyday Tarot was chosen to appear online as part of The ARCHIVE.
So proud of this talented group!
Graham Roumieu and The Globe and Mail ring in the New Year with reader predictions for 2019.
For: The Globe and Mail
Graham Roumieu donated this piece, Nothing Pleases You, to ARTATTACK!, an annual art fundraiser in support of Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.
For 40 years, Buddies in Bad Times has been Toronto’s leading destination for alternative theatre and a world leader in developing queer voices and stories for the stage.
For: Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
Graham Roumieu's latest for The Atlantic's Big Question asks, Whose Untimely Death Would You Undo? Graham has been illustrating for The Big Question since 2013 and they're all available on The Atlantic's website.
For: The Atlantic
Graham Roumieu illustrated gadgets for the irritable traveller in The Globe and Mail.
For: The Globe and Mail
Graham Roumieu illustrated music legend Freddie Mercury for The Walrus' article about how to make a hit song in 2018.
For: The Walrus
Graham Roumieu illustrated this fun assignment for Food & Wine magazine, featuring Food & Wine's executive wine editor and his 7 tips for choosing the right wine.
For: Food & Wine
Wishing you all a great long weekend and a happy Easter with Graham Roumieu's Easter Bunngy.
For: Personal Work
For: The New York Times