Scoops Ice Cream Parlour Menu

For this project, I began by designing the company logo and then built the menu and brochure to follow the same design. The typography and soft colours chosen help give both documents an original look and less of a corporate feel. In Adobe Illustrator, I created the vector graphics and brought them all together with the text to create the layout using InDesign.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 8in x 8in
• Software: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Jony Ive Exposition Poster

The goal of this project was to create a poster for an exposition about Jony Ive, the SVP of Design at Apple by replicating his design elements. If you look at any of Apple’s product designs, they are very simple and minimalist.

I kept Jony’s simplistic design by drawing a vector version of him in his iconic pose and by spelling out his name using the full colour gamut of the iPod nano, one of his well known designs.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 11in x 17in
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

“The Making of Taxi Driver” Book Cover

The goal of this project was to take an existing book and redesign the cover in a completely different way. I chose a book about the making of the movie Taxi Driver by Martin Scorsese and decided to design a minimalist cover. Instead of having the typical image of a taxi on the front cover, I dug in to the story to get other elements that represented it well but were still simple. I achieved this minimalist design by using vector graphics, textures and only three colours.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 6in x 8in (cover)
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Visitor’s Guide

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum in the city and is amongst one of the most prominent in Canada.

For this project I had to design a visitors guide to the museum that displayed the main works from each of the museums six permanent exhibits. I set up a layout that would be used throughout the booklet and associated a different colour from the museum logo to each exhibit. This helped differentiate each section while still unifying the content as a whole.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 17in x 11in (spread)
• Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

Scoops Ice Cream Parlour Brochure

For this project, I began by designing the company logo and then built a menu and brochure to follow the same design. The typography and soft colours chosen help give both documents an original look and less of a corporate feel. In Adobe Illustrator, I created the vector graphics and brought them all together with the text to create the layout using InDesign.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 16.5in x 8in (open)
• Software: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Bibi Graetz Wine Label & Brochure

For this wine label, I used several colours to create a graphic for the front of the bottle. I put these colours to use with Photoshop brushes that would make this small label stand out to a large audience.

When it came time to design the booklet for the wine maker, I wanted to make sure that the images of the vineyard were large enough to look appealing to readers while still having enough white space to keep the pages uncluttered. Using a very simple and light font also helped me achieve an elegant booklet design.

• Client: School Project
• Size: label: 3in x 4in     brochure: 17in x 11in (spread)
• Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

Just For Laughs Pocket Folder

The objective of this project was to create a pocket folder with a design that left a lasting impression. This folder was created for the Media Relations Department of the Just For Laughs Festival and would be used to send out festival information and press passes to local and international members of the media.

For the design, I used the J.F.L. colours, logo and mascot throughout. The press passes were displayed in an original manner by having them inserted in to a tab with a hidden lanyard.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 9in x 12in
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

MTY Rewards Program Infographic

MTY Food Group operates 2,200 restaurants under 37 different banners, all of which are tied in to their rewards program.

The goal of this project was to create an infographic to display all the statistics of the rewards program to illustrate the successful year the program had.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 11in x 17in
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

Scoops Ice Cream Parlour Logo

This logo was created as part of a project that involved the design of a menu and brochure for a local ice cream parlour. My goal was to create a logo that had less of a corporate and more of an original, rustic look. While still using vectors to have a modern looking design, I incorporated elements such as banners, specific colours and fonts that would help me achieve my goal for logo design portion of this project.

• Client: School Project
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

B.A.S.I.C. Program Registration Forms

B.A.S.I.C. is a before and after school program with over 400 enrolled students at Gardenview Elementary School in Ville Saint-Laurent.

These redesigned forms replace the originals, some of which dated back to the late 1990s. The new versions followed form design guidelines to allow sufficient space when filling out the documents. These forms are also interactive so that parents can complete and submit their registration digitally.

• Client: B.A.S.I.C. Extended Day Program
• Size: 8.5in x 11in
• Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Acrobat Pro

Santropol Roulant Report

Santropol Roulant is a non-profit community organization based in Montreal.

The objective of this project was to do design a report for the organization that incorporated English and French together in an organized manner.

This was achieved by separating both texts using different headers, drop caps, colours and graphics. The report itself was divided into sections that are clearly identifiable by the reader and includes graphics that visually described some elements or statistics in the text.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 17 in x 11in (spread)
• Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator

SiriusXM Canada Annual Report

SiriusXM Canada is a radio broadcasting company that offers satellite radio service with over 150 channels to paid subscribers in their cars, homes and on the go.

The objective of this project was to take the company’s existing annual report and redesign the document to make it more attractive to readers. I achieved this by using colours, images and graphics throughout the report to stimulate readers and grab their attention.

• Client: School Project
• Size: 17in x 11in (spread)
• Software: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

Hub Hardware Logo

For this project, my objective was to create a logo that followed set constraints, in this case it had to be monochromatic and not too large. With that in mind I set up this design using the hardware theme. The letter “H” was designed to look like it was made of three beams that were bolted together. I finalized the layout with a simple font for the rest of the letters.

• Client: School Project
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

Cardinal Security Services Logo

The objective for this creative project was to pick a bird and then create a logo using that bird for a service company that utilized its characteristics. The male cardinal is a very protective bird, therefore I linked it to a security company. I chose to use only a portion of the bird’s body and beak colour, using black for the rest. The bird’s beak directs the viewer’s eye to the company name that is written with a very clean yet bold font.

• Client: School Project
• Software: Adobe Illustrator

“Recipes” Web App

Working as part of a team, my partner and I had to develop a web-app that we thought would be useful for students.

The idea that came to be was an app that provided quick and easy recipes for those who are on the go or new to living on their own. The final result was an easy to navigate app that was divided in to four sections (breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks). Each recipe came with easy to follow instructions, a list of ingredients and cooking utensils and high quality photos.

• Client: School Project
• Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, jQuery mobile
• Software: Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

“Where do I get off?” Montreal Touristic Website

The Montreal Metro system is pretty unique when compared to other transit systems around the world. For this project, I worked with a team of two other students to create a touristic website using a simulation of the Montreal metro system.

By scrolling on your screen, or clicking on the name of a metro station, you see the metro car traveling through the tunnels to reach a station. Once the train arrives at a station, you are presented with an iconic Montreal landmark or activity and some information about it.

Using current web technologies, we designed the website to not only inform, but also provide an enjoyable user experience.

• Client: School Project
• Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, PHP, Javascript
• Software: Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator