Project

Doggie Bag Explainer

A video featuring original animations by Everett Wilson, and narrated by Shelley Youngblut. The short film explains the purpose of Wordfest's “Digital Doggie Bag” — a special email sent to ticket holders after the show. The Doggie Bag is full of quotes, recommendations, links, photos and background information from the on-stage conversation. Find out more about Wordfest, Calgary, Canada here.

Year
2021
Client
Wordfest
Type
Animation
Get Prints
A cartoon of a woman holding a giant fork.
An illustration constructed with paper of an urban landscape with mountains in the background. A restaurant is in the foreground.
A collage of clips from the featured animation showing the process of eaing a cake in one sitting.
An illustration of a swan constructed with paper or foil, reminiscient of how leftovers from a restaurant are typically packaged.
On the left is an illustration of a fridge. On the right is a cartoonish hand picking up the leftovers wrapped in a paper or foil swan.
No items found.

More.

Oahu Pictogram
Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.

Oahu Pictogram

Waiting to Watch
Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.

Waiting to Watch

Doggies
Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.Arrow highlighting the image being hovered.

Doggies

About me

Hello! My name is Everett Wilson and I'm an illustrator, printmaker, cartoonist, and creator of The Push Button Heads comic strip. I live, work, and play in Calgary (Moh-kins-tsis), Canada. Find out more about me here.

Freelancer

Illustrator & Cartoonist
2005 - Now

Wordfest

Senior Director, Operations & Development
2012 - Now

Master of Arts

University of Calgary
2005 - 2008
Close