Retail Design & Signage
Here are just a very few examples of the numerous retail projects I have taken on. Sometimes you are given art and need to resize and rework for various retailers and their product fixtures. Often also making image edits and text edits. Always in English and in French.
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Other retail clients include Calvin Klein Underwear, and LeChateau.
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Clients: Warner Canada​
Services: Graphic design
Retail Display Headers
Retail Window Background (for The Stampede)
Retail Window Graphic
Huge retail 3 panel window background created for all LeChateau Alberta stores for the Calgary Stampede. Closely worked with the visual team and made sure the wood grain colour worked with the product in store.
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Clients: LeChateau Canada​
Services: Graphic design
Spirit Sisters Icon
An icon created for a series of events. The evenings will focus on women who would like to know more about whisky and related cocktails.
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Client: Integrated Productions
Services: Graphic design
Spirit Sister Icon
Smile Box Logo
I was approached by a local community group to help them with their Sile Box for Seniors program. Each Christmas, they put together gift boxes for seniors to bring a bit of joy to their Christmas.
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Client: Santas for Seniors Community Group
Services: Graphic design
Smile Box Community Group Logo
Ontario Produce T-shirts & Shopping Bag Concept
Concepts based on a series of local produce illustrations. Sold online and through local farmer's markets. Promoting "buy local" and the various friut and vegitables grown across Ontario.
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Client: Thompson Design Communications​
Services: Graphic design, illustration
Produce T-shirts, and Shopping Bag
2014/15 Seasonal Card, and Tags
Smoke Fired Pottery
2015 Seasonal Card & Tags
Each holiday season, we try and come up with an idea that is not so "Christmas" focused. In this case, promoted the 200th anniversary of the end of The War of 1812. The Treaty of Ghent was signed Christmas Eve 1814.
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Client: Thompson Design Communications​
Services: Graphic design
Smoke Fired Pottery
I started studying pottery in Vancouver in the 90s. Something that came quite easy for me and very much something I enjoy. The world disappears as you concentrate on the wheel and the clay in front of you. Life gets busy! Trying to make a plan to get back behind the wheel.
These 3 pots were first bisque fired and then smoke/pit fired. Maybe not traditional, but filled a large steel barrel with various types of combustibles... paper, cardboard, grass clipping and pieces of wood. A very volatile process and the pots can explode due to the sudden heat.
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Client: David Thompson
Services: Potter