Eternity 9

Here are some more things made for my first illustration book, "Eternity" regarding the future of our culture in relation to the technological and scientific breakthroughs of the next 100 years.

Hot Pockets: "Epic Jalapeno Nachos & Bikini-clad Narwhals" Commercial

Take a look at this commercial I did the illustrations for! Hot Pocket Nacho Snackers. Didn't write this or conceptualize it or anything just did the drawings, it was a good time! Enjoy...

Bad Trip to Paris

An illustration I did for today's "Globe and Mail" about someone having a crummy vacation to Paris.

Classical ER (2012)

Here is my classical music EP, "Classical ER". A collaboration between myself and Leonardo Veincenio. Available only for a limited time! Reflect on your life and where it all went so horribly wrong with my new classical music EP, "Classical ER". DOWNLOAD HERE OR LISTEN HERE

SCUM TV ~ #1: "Arthur"

Here is the first installment of a comic series I will be working on sporadically called "SCUM TV". In each installment of it I will be taking a classic TV series and writing/illustrating a brand new episode of it. Here is the first one, for one of my favorite kids shows "Arthur". (.pdf on my site coming soon) for now, Enjoy!

Daniel & Tana

Here are two drawings I did for my cousin Daniel and his wife Tana's one year wedding anniversary. The first one is a drawing I did of them with their dog, and the second is an interpretation of a picture I was given from their wedding. Happy Anniversary!!!

It Creeps!

So my quiet third album, "120 Days of Autumn" will not be out for around another month or so. But until then here is a song from my louder forth album that won't be out till maybe October or something. The album will probably be called, "It Creeps!" here is a song from it...


written, arranged, performed and produced by Joren Cull

Eternity 8

Here are some more things made for my first illustration book, "Eternity" regarding the future of our culture in relation to the technological and scientific breakthroughs of the next 100 years.