Frazer Creative

About

Frazer Adams is a typographer, artist and illustrator raised in Sorrento, BC, currently living in Vancouver. He received his diploma in Illustration and Applied Arts in 2009 (IDEA, Capilano University).

Beginning with a love for skate culture and street art, Frazer refined his passion for letters into sign painting and mural artwork. His recent fixation on the cosmos and the natural world informs the dimension and geometry used in his pieces, whether it’s on canvas, walls, or screens.

Get in touch

Frazer is available for murals, sign painting, custom typography - you name it. He has a versatile skill set and is eager to get involved with whatever creative endeavour you need help with.

frazer@frazercreative.com

All images © Frazer Creative 2020

No Place I'd Rather Be • 18" x 36" Acrylic on Canvas

Don't Look Now • No One Knows • It'll Be Okay • Triptych 40" x 60"

This piece was a live-painted collaboration with Tierney Milne (tierneymilne.com). Great times! Email frazer@frazercreative.com for inquiries!

Eta Carinae • 14" x 18" Acrylic on Canvas

NGC 3576 • 12" x 12" Acrylic on Diptych Canvases

V838 Monocerotis • 10" x 10" Acrylic on Canvas

V838 is a star which, in 2002, had an enormous burst of energy sending a wave of intense light in all directions. This essentially acts as a spherical CAT scan travelling outward from the star, illuminating the pre-existing gas and dust in it's vicinity that would otherwise be hanging in darkness. This is what it looked like in 2006.

NGC 2174 • 30" x 40" Acrylic on Canvas

NGC 2174, also known as the Monkey Head Nebula, is an emission nebula which lies in the north-east corner of constellation Orion, towards Gemini. This nebula contains an abundance of dense gas knots, which give rise to many new stars. The protrusion in the upper left of this painting features what's known as a Herbig-Haro object - strong jets of gas emitting from the poles of a newly formed star.