| Automation Now: 2007 | Project Scope: | |
| Automation Now came to us with a challenge: they were the best in their field and poised for growth, but their logo and visual identity didn't substantiate their professionalism and capability. We gave them a renewed identity and corporate materials that inspired confidence in Automation Now's strength and expertise. |
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• logo • stationary • web graphics • initial point of contact brochure • trade show display banner |
| TBRHS Foundation: 2007 | Project Scope: | |
| The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation needed a campaign for their minimally invasive surgery program which emphasized that life is for living, not recovering. The end result was the bright and energetic "Get Well Soon" campaign that has been a continuing success. |
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• campaign logo • self mailer brochure • 9x12 envelopes • newspaper advertising • web banner advertising • various sized posters • trade show display banner |
| Vigor Fitness Studio: 2007 to present | Project Scope: | |
| When the owner of 'Pug's Fitness' decided to take his business in a new direction, he came to us for a new identity. We created visual system that communicates the intelligent fitness programs Vigor offers its clients. We even changed the name, which had been based on the owner's old boxing nickname, "Pug." He reluctantly agreed, and has never been happier. |
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• name, logo, and identity • corporate package • web graphics • clothing • stationary • fitness system publication |
| The Fox and The Hedgehog: 2006 to present | Project Scope: | |
| When they came to us in 2006, The Fox and The Hedgehog needed a fresh take on their existing materials in order to connect with the young, university/college demographic. What resulted was a visual identity that captured the fun, relaxed and slightly cheeky attitude they were looking for. That visual identity continues to be a strong tool for them to this day. |
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• menus • billboards • bus shelter ads, bus advertising • posters • newspaper advertising • stationary • various print media promotions (table talkers, gift cards, flyers, event tickets, etc.) |
| Ottawa House: 2008 | Project Scope: | |
| Ottawa House needed an identity and logo that reflected workplace professionalism but balanced that with fun, creativity, and innovation. We developed an identity, tag line, and environment graphics that appeal to the progressive, independent business person, and promotional tools that communicate their message in a way that is professional, yet fun. |
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• identity, logo, and tag line • exterior and interior environment graphics (window graphics, chalk board, wall graphics, flags) • social networking group • launch buttons • e-mail and print advertising • t-shirts • promotional post-cards |
| Ozone: 2003 to present | Project Scope: | |
| Our working relationship with Ozone, Street Legal, and Lava has presented us with a broad range of project opportunities. Trends 2007 - the Kidney Foundation fashion show - was one such project. A highlight was the large format slide presentation which ran on two screens on either side of the runway during the show. They had a dramatic effect on the atmosphere of the room, creating a sophisticated and edgy vibe. |
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• event name • slide presentation • promotional print media (gift certificates, etc.) • event programs • posters • point-of-sale graphics • stationary • tickets |
| Elements: 2006 to present | Project Scope: | |
| When we met with Elements, they needed a more consistent logo representation, and were looking for a sexier, more progressive image. We designed a coherent series of visuals that refelcted the mood and colours of the restaurant more accurately, and have since extended this new visual language to nearly all of their materials. |
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• logo rework • stationary • menus • print advertising • web graphics • billboards • bus shelter ads • in-house promotional print materials • bench advertising • and a concession trailer (for good measure) |