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The Basket Challenge is a campaign that encourages Canadians to think twice about the amount of food they waste on a daily basis. The idea is to use a basket instead of a cart in order to limit weekly groceries. This forces people to not only buy and waste less, but also make more thoughtful food choices.Branding, Print Design2014 -
Thar She Blows is a nautical-themed illustrated alphabet. The idea was to use a combination of pencil drawings and digital typography to create a unique series of characters. This alphabet was then used in the branding of a classic seafood restaurant.Illustration, Typography2014 -
Angela DeMontigny is an Aboriginal fashion designer based out of Hamilton, Ontario. Her designs are sold in boutiques and galleries throughout North America and Europe. The Aboriginal motif seen in the logo is representative of a woodland flower, demonstrating Angela's chic, yet classic approach to her clothing and accessory designs.Branding, Typography2014 -
Core Nutritional Services is a focused area of the New Sudbury and Valley Nutrition Centre based in Sudbury, Ontario. They offer various holistic practices such as nutritional consultations, live blood analysis, and other types of testing.Branding, Print Design2014 -
This assigned project focussed on the United Nations International Year of Crystallography, and required a stamp and package design (First Day Cover with a cancellation mark).
Discovery highlights the accomplishments of some of the scientists who have made advancements on medical research with the help of crystallography. Visually, this campaign uses a creative representation of the shape of crystals in an engaging and aesthetically appealing way.Illustration, Print Design2014 -
BitterSweet – a creative collaboration between the Cambrian College Graphic Design 2014 graduates and the people of Sudbury, ON. From February to March 2014, the public shared their bittersweet encounters with Sudbury. Inspired by the responses, the graduates designed a series of posters for the 2014 class exhibit.
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Viewer Advisory
The opinions noted throughout the exhibit are not necessarily those of the College, faculty, or students but rather those of hundreds of Sudburians, unedited and unvarnished. And while aspects of this show may make some feel uncomfortable, they are intended to generate conversation on everything from social change and justice to leadership and freedom of expression.Branding, Print Design, Web Design2014