Art direction
Work that goes beyond the boundaries of web design, graphic design, or brand identity.
Direction enters stage left
Art direction unifies your story and makes each part of the whole cohesive and integrated with each other. This is important if your project includes multiple areas of expertise. If you’re working on a website and print campaign that requires photography, web and print design, and copywriting, then you need an art director.
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One Story
Web design & development
Crossroads Prison Ministries Website
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Risolv IT Solutions
Website, branding, strategy
Every Home for Christ
Web design & development, e‑commerce, and branding
BLP Law
Website, branding, strategy
Keith McLaren, CPA
Website and photography
ProMinent Fluid Controls
Print and web design to match
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New Case Study: One Story Website
The new One Story website uses image collages and a large colour palette to share the story of its kids and youth curriculum for churches.
New Case Study: Crossroads Prison Ministries Website
The new website for Crossroads Canada is designed to resource volunteers, market the ministry, and raise money.
New Client Website: Advance Physiotherapy Clinic
Advance Physiotherapy Clinic’s new website features a stunning responsive design and magazine-like photo layouts.
New work: Crossroads Prison Ministries’ E-commerce Site
Today, I’m excited to publicly reveal phase 2 of the Crossroads website: an e‑commerce shop.
New Work: Crossroads Prison Ministries
Yesterday, I launched a new website for Crossroads Prison Ministries Canada.
The New New Quarterly
I’m thrilled to finally reveal the new website and digital edition I’ve made for The New Quarterly.