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We are a passionate team of creatives with an appetite for crafting bold, purposeful design. We collaborate with brands that bring people together and make an impact at a community level.

We’re excited to see our work with Myra’s Kids’s 2026 Ignite Gala included in RGD’s latest article, highlighting thought...
08/28/2026

We’re excited to see our work with Myra’s Kids’s 2026 Ignite Gala included in RGD’s latest article, highlighting thoughtful design projects created with children and youth at the centre of the brief.

Our work for the Ignite Gala is especially meaningful to us. Ignite is Myra’s Kids Foundation’s annual fundraising gala, created to support the organization’s free year-round programming, including grief camps and peer support groups for bereaved children and their families.

For the gala, we wanted to bring the feeling of the foundation’s summer grief camp into the event experience. We transformed an industrial venue into an immersive environment, with the illusion of a floating dock, illuminated lanterns, an indoor shoreline and layered lighting. Large-scale banners featuring camper photography and quotes lined the entrance, bringing young voices into the experience.

We’re grateful to RGD | Design Community, Inspiration & Advocacy for including this project alongside so many inspiring examples of design helping young people learn, play, heal and belong.

Read the full article through the link in our bio.

Photos Ryan Blau

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕For our birthday, each member of our team c...
08/26/2026

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕

For our birthday, each member of our team chose a project that has stayed with them, whether because of the creative challenge, the collaboration, or the impact it had.

Elana’s pick is the custom wall graphics for Moxy Montreal Downtown’s Hotel, the team’s first collaboration with this global brand, and one where she was on-site throughout the build working directly with the property’s management team as the vision came together. The brief left just enough room to get creative, and the client’s openness to new ideas pushed the concept beyond what was originally scoped. The result mixed multiple techniques and no shortage of long hours to get every detail right. Seeing guests stop, react, and engage with the artwork every day is what makes it stick with her.

What about you? Which project of ours has stayed with you over the years?

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕For our birthday, each member of our team c...
08/25/2026

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕

For our birthday, each member of our team chose a project that has stayed with them, whether because of the creative challenge, the collaboration, or the impact it had.

Pam’s pick is the identity for the iinuu metawewinh Cree Winter Games, hosted by the Cree School Board. The project started with a single mark and grew into something much bigger. What stayed with her wasn’t just the final logo, but the exploration that led there, pulling from a rich mix of cultural and environmental references to explore a range of fun, unexpected concepts before landing on the right direction. More importantly, she loved watching that identity leave the page and come to life across signage, spaces, and materials, becoming something the community could actually experience and rally around. For Pam, that’s the real payoff of brand work, seeing it take root somewhere beyond the screen.

Keep an eye on our feed to see other team members’ picks, and let us know in the comments which one is your favourite.

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕For our birthday, each member of our team c...
08/24/2026

17 years. Hundreds of projects. Here are a few that continue to inspire us. 💕

For our birthday, each member of our team chose a project that has stayed with them, whether because of the creative challenge, the collaboration, or the impact it had.

Jess’s pick is Niskamoon Corporation’s 2024-25 annual report. It was an anniversary year, so there was more freedom than usual to push the colours and type in an unexpected direction. Taking the ribbon from Niskamoon’s logo, the theme gave us a lot of freedom to take risks. Add in the beautiful photography featuring locations around northern Quebec, and working on this report was a fun, memorable experience that pushed our creativity and design skills. The result doesn’t feel like a typical annual report, and that’s the point.

Keep an eye on our feed to see other team members’ picks, and let us know in the comments which one is your favourite.

Behind every final brand identity is a pile of good ideas that almost made it. Here’s a peek into the sketchbook for DIS...
08/04/2026

Behind every final brand identity is a pile of good ideas that almost made it. Here’s a peek into the sketchbook for DISTRICT 22.

Before landing on the final mark, we wanted everything to feel human, pairing a classy yet friendly font with hand-drawn textures and illustration (one version even snuck in a lemon 🍋). We tested a whole batch of brushes, materials and patterns, each one exploring a different way to bring warmth and a personal touch to the brand.

Not every concept makes the cut. But every one leaves its mark, refining a letterform here, simplifying a pattern there, until it finally clicked.

07/30/2026

Ideas that move. Literally 👀

We’re still kind of obsessed with this one. We designed a card using scanimation. Pull it out of its custom die-cut envelope and the words “Ideas that move” animate as you slide it out. No screens, no gimmicks. Just old-school print trickery done right.

This card is a little reminder that great ideas (and great design) don’t stay static. They shift, evolve, and surprise you. Kind of like this card.

07/29/2026

What if slowing down is actually a creative advantage?

In The Shift to Human, presented at RGD | Design Community, Inspiration & Advocacy’s DesignThinkers Vancouver, Elana Rudick RGD | Graphic Designer for purpose-driven brands reflects on why making space to think may be one of the most valuable skills designers have.

How do you make time to slow down and think in your own work?

Photo: Kateland | Photographer & Creative Director

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