The front of a postcard I designed with SQUAB Creative Studio for Fresh City Farms -a meal on wheels initiative in Toronto. This is one of a few projects where I was able to add in some free hand work and have type be the focus. The illustrations on the bottom, however, were previously done by Lauren Pirie, a Toronto-based artist.
Poster Design for THE MIDNIGHT SOCIETY’s 80s cover show. May 17th, 2013 at The May, 876 Dundas St. West!
With SQUAB Creative Studio we got an assignment to design the Facebook Event banner for a music event presented by Dino & Terry in Toronto. I had fun brainstorming for this one, each banner came out completely different. Can you guess which one the client chose?
Another poster for Laid Bare’s Downtown Motown party at The May featuring live Motown covers by The Midnight Society. Photos yet again from vintage-everyday.blogspot.com
Poster Design for Underneath the Covers -a charity concert for the Ride To Conquer Cancer.
I’m not really sure why I never posted this video on here. I produced this video for a project that required you to film a creative while using existing music. I chose not to include dialogue so that the music could speak for the emotions and context of what is happening in the video.
OSC Cross is currently exhibiting at Project Show in New York and got some coverage by How To Make It blog on their Painted Fishmonger coat. I actually designed the print! I drew inspiration from Atlantic fishing in the Canadian Maritimes as well as from Victorian still-life paintings and florals. For more photos and a info check out http://www.howtomakeit.com/2013/01/osc-cross-the-painted-fishmonger-jacket/
Some more branding for OSC Cross. This time it’s business cards! There I am!
Another Downtown Motown poster! This time for their New Years Eve event. This one was fun because it also just happens to be on my birthday, so i put a little extra loving into it. After the last poster, Laid Bare and I agreed that the “M” is going to be the Downtown Motown logo, therefore branding future posters to come. Hopefully Motown Records finds the appropriation flattering…
Alternative colour way? This one wasn’t used, but looked pretty cool.
