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Advertising Design
 |  |  In order to encompass the beauty of Northern Alberta, I was directed to create a logo for Communities in Bloom that containted northern lights, bison, and our gorgeous floral displays. |
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 A Communities in Bloom symposium was scheduled for the September of 2020. I was tasked with the logo and promotional material. All photographs, lay-out and logo design were done by myself for this campaign. This is a digital proof the the postcard that was handed out in Montreal promoting the event, which has been delayed due to Covid-19. |  This logo was designed for Joshua St. Louis, the founder of Soul Fuel Fort McMurray, It was created to feel enlightened, original, and contemporary. |  |
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 SPL Developments is a Construction Company based out of Fort McMurray, Alberta. The inspiration for this logo came from analyzing the bit of a power drill. I liked that this font resembled building blocks. The colors I chose, suited the confident, professional and intelligent presence of the owners. |  Working with the Communications Team at the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, I designed these Re-Entry Flags after the Fort McMurray Wildfire in May 2016. |  After the Fort McMurray Wildfire, I designed these billboards as part of the Communications team for the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. |
 I designed this certificate for the Nominate Your Neighbour program for the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's Community Strategies Department. |  During the summer of 2015 I designed the majority of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's Canada Day material. |  The heart-maple leaf symbol simplistically conveys the Municipality's fondness of our nation. |
 A vinyl banner I designed for the 2015 Canada Day material. |  To attract ridership to the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's transit service, myself, along with other members of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Communications Department, came up with the Ride for $1.25 campaign. I worked with Fort McMurray illustrator Rob Hickey for the bus wrap. |  This bus wrap concept was a collaboration of The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's Communications team, including the lay-out and colouration which were complete by myself as part of that team. Illustrations were drawn by Fort McMurray Illustrator Rob Hickey. |
 The characters on this bus were fun and creatively communicated to the people of Fort McMurray that they could take transit anywhere to do just about anything, for way less money than it would cost to take a vehicle. |  I designed this for the Culture Network, an organization operated by the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's Community Strategies department. |  This artwork was turned into bus shelters and bathroom stall ads throughout Fort McMurray from 2011 to 2013. It could be seen where teens frequented. I did both the writing and the design for this project. |
 This artwork was part of the same graffiti campaign that ran in Fort McMurray from 2011 to 2013. I wanted those doing the graffiti to understand that self expression through vandalism is not worth the potential consequences. |  I wanted vandals to know that spray painting might seem quite harmless at the time, but could actually lead to serious consequences for them. |  |
 It was a great experience for me to work with this installer from Run Digital. |  This was the floor decal I designed for the front entrance of the Suncor Community Leisure Centre at MacDonald Island Park. The Think Twice About the Ice Campaign has run since 2013. |  This is the River Break-up logo I designed in 2013 with guidance from designers Lindsay Ternovatsky and Bill Duncan. I took a screen shot of it being used on the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo's Facebook page. |
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