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“How Gardens Help Us Grow” Infoposter Drafts
Posted on April 5, 2014 Leave a Comment
These are the first design concepts — one more obviously fleshed out than the other — that I’ve created to deliver the Ecosource-led study of “How Gardens Help Us Grow” in a visually interesting way. I used Adobe Illustrator to create everything, minus a few PNG images I found floating around Google Images. These are […]
Spring Open House Invitation
Posted on April 5, 2014 Leave a Comment
Using Adobe Illustrator, I created this simple double page invitation, sized at half-letter paper using the brand guidelines of the organization. This invitation (valid and open to those interested) is for the Ecosource Spring Open House happening on April 29th. The photos depicting the building from different angles were taken using my Nokie Lumia 920 […]
#EcoBuzz2014 Conference Guide
Posted on March 10, 2014 Leave a Comment
Created for the EcoBuzz Conference, the 2014 Conference Guide contains all the information about workshops, presenters, exhibitors, and many more. All graphics, aside from official logos (and other obviously copyrighted materials), within this hand guide was created by me using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. View the complete PDF version here: EcoBuzz Hand Guide. Unfortunately, although […]
Kiss Cam – Introduction to Illustration
Posted on January 20, 2014 Leave a Comment
Kiss Cam – Arkells This campfire won’t last forever… The Hip have only wrote so many songs. And we can sort of harmonize together – You hold my hand, as you try to hold on. We can’t stay up north for the summer – Head back to the city and find a job. I know […]
Daddy Long Legs – Introduction to Illustration
Posted on January 20, 2014 Leave a Comment
Created on Adobe Illustrator for the course Introduction to Illustrator at the OCAD University in Toronto, ON, this simple fantasy album cover samples images sourced on Google Images for the a course assignment. I tried to play around with typography by creating outlines out of the letters and with clipping masks, though the simple design […]
