Look & Feel: Classy yet cute, non-traditional.
Requirements: Trilingual – Chinese, Polish and English + ‘Double happiness’ to make the parents happy.
Purple linen pocket wedding invitations with ‘double happiness’ printed on shimmery paper
Invitation in all three languages, Chinese, Polish and English printed on matching shimmery cardstock
Map to the banquet hall for guests
Brochure designed to promote a series of educational workshops for architects, engineers, project managers, and owners in the construction industry by Revay and Associates.
Size: 8.5″ x 11″, 11″ x 17″ spread
Colours: CYMK + MFX (metallic)
Finish: Matte
Le Engineering is an innovative professional electrical engineering company that is client-focused, that strives for excellence and believes in quality.
I technically submitted 6 because I was feeling generous, but mainly because I could not decide.
Playing off the electrical symbol with ‘LE’ to illustrate the spirit of innovation.
Playing off ‘LE’ and the insignia, representing excellence and quality.
Thinking out of the box. It is bold and unique. It holds all the values that represents the company and the icon illustrates the industry of the business. My personal favourite. I like the visual twist.
Converted the ‘LE’ into a simple, clean icon.
The Brief: Elegance and the bride-to-be love sparkles!
Requirements: Bilingual – Cantonese and English.
Concept: Tiffany (again). This is a classic example of a GREAT brand that is widely recognized.
Precise Transcript Management is a company that simplifies the transcription process for the courts across North America.
Created a unique shape to reflect the uniqueness of the product; more importantly, we want them to stand out.
The Brief: Elegant and classy invitation.
Concept: Tiffany – diamonds, sparkles, clean, classy, and just because the bride LOVES her diamonds.
Envelopes
Envelope with rhinestone detailing
Cover with rhinestone buckle
Clean and simple invitation.
Inside with rhinestone detailing.
Directions & Reply
Placecards for guests – Each card was hand cut one by one. Yes, that was over 200 butterflies.
Lightlife Solutions provides their customers with the most efficient LED bulbs in the market. Their goal is to help consumers save energy cost and help the environment by lowering carbon emissions, as well as bringing safer technology into businesses and homes.
The Brief: To design a logo that represents LED lighting technology.
The Solution: A simple, clean and modern wordmark utilizing the image of a light bulb, paired with a custom typeface, and accompanied by fresh airy colours.
The Brief: Business cards need to convey the business at a glance.
The Solution: Keeping with the simplicity, clean and modern style, fresh crisp images of the products were included on the business cards.
The Production: Double-side 260g card stock with matt lamination, UV coating on the front, and custom diecut.
The Brief: Design a brochure that provides information to consumers about the company, products, and the benefits of switching to LED bulbs.
The Solution: Playing with the concept of enlightenment, contrast was used to highlight the products offered, benefits to switch, and company information. Font size were kept large for legibility reasons.
The Production: Double-side 128g gloss art paper due to budget restrictions. Ideally it would have been on card stock with matt lamination, just like the business cards.
The Brief: Design a catalog that provides more details and specifications about the product. It is designed for distributors and contractors that care about the specs of the LED bulbs.
The Solution: Kept it simple. Used images that support LED light bulb applications.
In support of our Calgary office, I have designed a t-shirt for those supported the Revay team as a token of appreciation. Unfortunately, it didn’t make it into full production as anticipated.
Inspiration: The individual’s path in life that one sets for themselves through their heart… or in this case, for their heart and health
Inspiration: A simplified scenic landscape of Calgary… I think I would have a tough time keeping my eyes on the road.
Inspiration: The actual riding path
Goal: Redesign and update the logo for the Ontario Building Envelope Council.
Solution: Geometric typeface playing with the symmetry of the characters. The trillium flower is embedded to represent the province of Ontario. Earth tone colours are used to represent natural elements that building envelopes come in contact with.
Solution: Geometric typeface playing with the symmetry of the characters. The trillium flower is embedded to represent the province of Ontario. Earth tone colours are used to represent natural elements that building envelopes come in contact with.
This layout is asymmetrical and modern.
The layout is symmetrical and traditional.
Brown Bird Consulting is a marketing service geared towards the natural and organic retail industry. The identity was designed for the ethical, health conscious individuals and businesses alike. It represents the consultant as an individual that is contemporary, fresh and unique. Much like its audience, the graphic style is very organic and clean.