Showing posts with label Logo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logo. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2009

Monday, July 21, 2008

Snowball Earth - Writing



One of the highlights of creating each issue of Kayak, was the writing of its feature comic Snowball Earth, brought to life by the incredible talent of Kagan Mcleod. It was a fantastic combination of actual history, Norse mythology, controversial theory and a good deal of monster battling.
Although I could have kept this story running for years to come, the History Society wanted a comic that didn't need as much prior knowledge. So, once I wrapped this up with our heroes saving the world, I gave them the Card Shop, illustrated by John Martz.

As with all children, these characters have grown up and moved on to different things … like TVO for instance.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Zyka Clothing - Catalogue




There are some projects that you throw your heart into, fully believing in the product, even wearing as much swag as the company could cough up. I gave my heart to this one, worked late, did all the photography myself. Zyka loved the results, as did I. I wonder where they are now?

eSource - Logo


Here are three logo submissions for the Teacher eSource online resource (not yet online, I'll keep you posted). The winner has been chosen, can you guess which one?

Marketing Yourself - Logo

When asked to design a cover for the Marketing Yourself book, I was also asked to design a logo based on the two letters. As a first step, I did a night of sketching and came up with this as a starting point for discussion to get the group rolling. As you can see from the final result, there was quite a lot of discussion indeed.

Nelson Education USA - Website


This was the first full website I designed for Nelson Education. The company was expanding to the USA and needed a presence that was both friendly and professional. I was involved only on the design side and not in coding. Also, with the guidance of many CDs and VPs, I designed the logo and company identity.