I designed the page layouts and graphic elements for the company’s Annual Report in accordance with established brand standards. I also shot and edited a number of the included photos in the report.

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I designed the page layouts and graphic elements for the company’s Annual Report in accordance with established brand standards. I also shot and edited a number of the included photos in the report.

Full document available to view here.

I designed the page layouts and graphic elements for the company’s Annual Report in accordance with established brand standards. I also shot and edited a number of the included photos in the report.

Full document available to view here.

In the summer of 2020 I was asked to come up with a design for the street-facing windows and lightboxes of the main Saskatoon Open Door Society office. After considering some different design elements, I chose to go with a flowing wave design utilizing the six colours in the SODS globe logo across the bottom of white panels displaying the company’s various services at eye-level from the street on the windows, keeping the design colourful, playful, and eye-catching while also maintaining clean simplicity.

Threads: Cultural Conversations is an online livestreamed educational conference taking place annually since January 2021. The two-day event includes multiple talks and discussions on a variety of topics from diverse people from all walks of life. I worked on promotions for the event by developing graphics for both print and digital applications in accordance with the project’s branding guidelines.

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The Women’s Business Hub is an entrepreneurship program launched by the Saskatoon Open Door Society in 2019 offering education, training, and support to immigrant women looking to start or expand their own businesses.

In 2020, the Women’s Business Hub Centre, a shared working and meeting facility featuring a meeting hall, commercial kitchen, classrooms, and other amenities, opened its doors.

The Annual Diversity Awards Gala (ADAG) is an annual awards dinner held by the Saskatoon Open Door Society’s Employment Services Unit to celebrate diversity and inclusion in the local workforce. Local companies and individuals are recognized for their leadership in championing diversity and demonstrating an inclusive attitude towards immigrants. For several years I've designed graphics for promotion and display at the event in accordance with ADAG's established branding guidelines.

For their 2019 season, the Southwest Saskatchewan Roller Derby Association decided to go with the fun, colourful theme of “Candy”. I took inspiration from the candy wrappers the events were named for to create these fun designs.

Design created for Autism Awareness Day 2019. Created for use as poster and as t-shirt graphic.

Country and Western-themed posters designed for SWSRDA’s 2018 Season.

A few of our players (and coach) had their photos taken in fun poses by local Swift Current photographer Darwin Knelsen. I then took inspiration from the movie poster for Dr. No to create this eye-catching visual design.

The Southwest Saskatchewan Roller Derby Association hosts four home games each season, and chooses a different theme every year to name the events. The theme for 2016 was “Fairy Tales.” I wanted to create something fun and eye-catching, and went with bright colours on a black background and created graphics based on fairy tale imagery.

In 2015, I was approached by the Southwest Saskatchewan Roller Derby Association in Swift Current to create a new logo for the organization. The three lilies represent the three different teams playing under the league: The Redneck Betties in blue, the Veronicas in pink, and the junior Ra Ra Riots in green. I started with an initial pencil sketch, which was then traced and vectorized in Adobe Illustrator.

In 2014, Swift Current hosted Theatrefest Saskatchewan, and I was approached to create a logo to represent and promote the event. It happened to be both the 100th anniversary of Theatre Saskatchewan and the 80th anniversary of Swift Current Little Theatre, hence the name 180 Theatre Festival.

In 2015, I was asked to create a poster and program for the Swift Current Little Theatre’s Spring 2015 production Beer For Breakfast, a full-length comedy about four aging friends who retreat to their friend’s cabin for what they hope will be a wild boys’ weekend and help them reclaim their lost youth, but things don’t exactly go as planned. In creating this design, I took inspiration from craft beer labels with script font and a detailed image of the winter cabin.

In 2013, I was asked to design a poster and program layout for the Swift Current Little Theatre’s fall production of the Amorous Ambassador, an ensemble comedy of errors in the style of a British farce. I chose simple yet expressive silhouettes to represent the colorful cast of characters against an eye-catching British flag background.

In 2017, Living Sky Casino ran a promotion for a breakfast special for their in-house restaurant, Horizons. The concept of the design was to emulate the look of hand-written and hand-drawn chalkboard signage, which could then be modified to fit a number of applications in both digital and print format.

In 2017, the Living Sky Casino in Swift Current ran a promotion for a wedding room rental. The idea was to create an eye-catching design that could be modified for a variety of both print and digital applications.

Some poster designs I’ve done for the Lyric Theatre, a cultural hotspot in downtown Swift Current that regularly hosts live music and other entertainment.

Logo designed for a independent start-up computer repair service based in Swift Current, SK.

In 2014, the Alpine Dental Clinic in Swift Current was looking to update their branding and asked me to create a new logo for them that could be applied on their printed material. I went for a simple, clean look with muted grey and green tones to match the interior decor of their office.