Canadian Society

PROJECT:
Canadian Society Overview Book

CLIENT:
Centre for Cultural Renewal

The intense imagery of the child’s stare garbed in the national flag depicts the seriousness of the societal wake-up call regarding the next generation, the message of the book, layered with fresh green maple leaves, the hope of a responsible response.

Seasons of Gratitude

PROJECT:
Seasons of Gratitude devotional
calendar perfect bound book

CLIENT:
Ted Blenkhorne

“Lest we forget…” The concept here was to make notes of prayer requests as well as items of gratitude and answered prayers with an overview of the previous three months and the previous six months that we might be truly grateful.

That is to say, we often forget the things we were especially grateful for in previous months. This little perfect bound book, available for the asking, serves to provide a written record of our journey to a happier, healthier outlook on life.

Aesop’s Secret

PROJECT:
Aesop’s Secret
e-book cover and composites

CLIENT:
Claudia White

Before we begin a project we get to know the product in order to effectively depict the message. The teen fantasy novel is about a secret race of shapeshifters who discover their special abilities as they come of age. Special attention was given to eye imagery based on the fact that in the story, the shapeshifters can recognize each other in their eyes. The character of Aesop is a shapeshifter trapped in the form of a rabbit.

Mining

PROJECT:
Canadian Mining Industry e-Report

CLIENT:
Bedford Consulting Group

This 72 page document which included numerous charts, all created from raw data was designed and adapted for electronic distribution with hot buttons and links.

Rome

PROJECT:
Rome 33 Hours: The Fast Track Tour e-book

CLIENT:
Greer Hutchison

This playful e-book magazine depicts editorial spreads showcasing the splendor of the eternal city fused with quirky humour.

Landmarks of Leadership

PROJECT:
Landmarks of Leadership curriculum,
Module 1

CLIENT:
NextLEVEL Leadership

As the curriculumn was written for women in leadership, the concept was based on the theory that women are visual learners. With that in mind, dynamic images were utilized to symbolize key “landmarks” of leadership. The curriculum was produced internationally in offset and on-line versions.