K+S Potash Canada Internal Recognition campaign
Eco-Vision Innotech
Leading the Rise: Saskatchewan Polytechnic Strategic Plan 2020-2025
Antony and Cleopatra
K+S Potash Canada 2020/21 Community Report
Millennium Library Capital Campaign
miyo wahkohtowin
Viewbook
Impact
Go!
Fitness Business Radio
Harvest
The Exchange Network
Lynx Communications
The Marilyn Type
Friesen Family History
K+S Potash Canada Internal Recognition campaignKudoS, the internal recognition campaign for K+S Potash Canada employees, required a refresh. An overarching graphic treatment was developed along with several tiers of badges for employees to acknowledge and highlight their colleague's achievements.
Eco-Vision InnotechLogo created for start-up focused on providing innovative, environmental remediation solutions to business and industry.
Leading the Rise: Saskatchewan Polytechnic Strategic Plan 2020-2025
Antony and CleopatraTypographic design for William Shakespeare’s ‘Antony and Cleopatra’.
K+S Potash Canada 2020/21 Community Report
Millennium Library Capital CampaignAs an employee of Tangent Strategies, Inc., I helped conceive a marketing strategy for the Millennium Library Foundation. Consisting of a tabloid-theme, the successful campaign paired sensationalistic headlines with bright, intriguing imagery to capture the attention of the pop-culture generation and educate them on all that can be found in their local library branch while also soliciting donations in order to "fill the shelves" with more books. The campaign was so popular, people requested (and even put bids in) to keep the in-branch printed banners. Transit advertising, a brochure and direct-mail were also part of the project's scope (2007).
K+S Potash Canada social media for National Indigenous People's Day.
miyo wahkohtowin"miyo wahkohtowin" (Good Relationships) is the Cree title of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Indigenous Student Success Strategy. The document reaffirms the institute’s commitment to First Nation’s achievement in post-secondary, as well as describes methods of implementation and measurement. My role was art/creative direction and design which incorporated illustrations by Cree artisan Kevin Pee-ace, as well as imagery of students in our applied learning environment coupled with vistas of the province's natural landscape. To view the full document, click here.
ViewbookThe 2017/18 Saskatchewan Polytechnic Viewbook incorporates traditional print with augmented reality (2016). Winner of Redgees Best in Region award (2016).
ImpactSIAST 2011-2012 Annual Report (2012). Winner of UCDA Award of Excellence (2013). Winner of Graphis silver award (2016).
Go!SIAST 2014-2015 Viewbook (2013). Winner of IABC Goldquill Award of Excellence (2014).
Fitness Business RadioFitness Businss Radio, an online podcast, required a logo and sleek promotional materials to send to potential advertisers. Oblada Creative was involved with the design of these pieces including a 9"x12" folder with six tiered inserts, as well as a stationery package (2006).
HarvestThis illustration was created for the textbook 'Algonquin History' by Anita Keith, with contributing student authors. It depicts an early Aboriginal harvest (2009).
In collaboration with Lynx Communications, I designed a logo for realtor Clara Mitchell Enns and her "Hearts & Homes" brand (2009).
The Exchange NetworkAs an employee of Tangent Strategies, Inc., I developed a logo, stationery package and website graphics for The Exchange Network, a networking group located in Winnipeg's iconic turn-of-the-century downtown neighborhood (2007).
Lynx CommunicationsLynx Communications is a small marketing company focused on the rural Manitoba marketplace. I developed their logo and stationery package (2009).
The Marilyn TypeA typographic portrait of Marilyn Monroe (2003).
Friesen Family HistoryAuthor/Editor Lynne Ward had painstakingly researched her family's Mennonite roots and compiled the results into a history book like no other. Oblada Creative designed/typeset the 400+ page tome, which eventually went on to win the Margaret McWilliams Award, Local History category, from the Manitoba Historical Society (2002).
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