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Sunny Street Creative Studio

Sunny Street is a multi-disciplinary creative design studio by Canadian artist, Kasia Nitoń (formerly Kasia Niton Illustration & Design)

Sunny Street is a multi-disciplinary creative studio by Canadian artist, Kasia Niton. Whether you're looking to build or refresh a brand, put together an illustrated campaign, transform a space with a mural or commission custom artwork, we’re always focused on crafting the perfect visuals to highlight exactly what makes you & your project unique. Our versatile experience & background in animation,

illustration, & design blend these skills together to deliver fresh, creative solutions across many platforms & applications for clients across the globe. Our freelance practice specializes in all kinds of creative services, including illustration, graphic design + branding, murals, window painting, & pyrography/wood-burning. Ottawa - Hamilton - Toronto & Beyond! * Always willing to travel for the right project!

05/05/2026

It's tulip season!! 🌷🌸 Here's a little tulip illustration I stumbled across in the archives before I head out to paint more tulips across town! :)

Happy Spring 🌱🌼

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎✌️
"The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth." - Chief Seattle

Here's a throwback to one of the over 700 illustrations I created for 's online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy programs. These illustrations were created in a more graphic style to align and create a cohesive look with their branding. Dialogue Health is proud to be the premier virtual healthcare and wellness platform here in Canada.

04/21/2026

Recent editorial illustrations for the Mental Health Commission of Canada's () online magazine, The Catalyst.

These illustrations accompany the article "Are you there Judy? It's Me... Midlife Margaret", a story by Suzanne Westover which explores the often invisible mental health challenges women and non-binary people face in midlife, arguing that while men’s midlife crises are culturally visible and even normalized, women’s tend to be quieter, internalized, and frequently dismissed.

The title illustration was meant to imagine what a midlife sequel to the popular YA novel by Judy Blume would look like. The second image contrasts the picturesque cover illustration by showing some of the more emotional and physiological signs that appear upon closer inspection.

Read the full article at: mentalhealthcommission.ca/catalyst/are-you-there-judy-its-me-midlife-margaret/

Thanks again to the MHCC team for the trust and direction. 💕

🎨 by /.studio

12/18/2025

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https://www.sunnystreet.studio/

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