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Client: Shuswap Family Resource Centre - Crystal Clear on Meth Task Force
Description: This series of posters was developed using the comments of local high school students on the effect of crystal meth. The campaign was introduced during the Addiction Awareness Week in November 2008.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Worth While Savings RRSP Campaign
Description: This custom designed RRSP campaign inviting members to contribute to an RRSP while supporting one of three local charities was recently awarded the Marketing Association of Credit Union Achievement in Marketing Excellence Gold Medal.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Orchard Seats Public Art Sculpture
Description: This postcard was designed to unveil and explain the Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union's Orchard Seats Sculpture. The project was recently awarded the Marketing Association of Credit Union's Achievement in Marketing Excellent Gold Medal.
Client: Northern Education Services Associates & BC School District No. 83
Description: This brochure promotes AFRICA: Communities in Action, a resource kit developed for Canadian students to gain a greater appreciation for the global community we are all a part of and become more engaged in solving the human and environmental problems we collectively face.
Client: Salmon Arm Downtown Improvement Association
Description: This quirky but memorable invitation was designed for the DIA's open house - it folds up into a fortune teller made popular on the school grounds of our childhoods.
Client: Salmon Arm Downtown Improvement Association
Description: Called "shop talk", this monthly postcards is sent to every merchant in the downtown core with valuable retail tips.
Client: Salmon Arm Downtown Improvement Association
Description: This flyer was designed to show Salmon Arm visitors all the shopping areas in town. The shopping bag has a map of the three main shopping areas in Salmon Arm.
Client: Salmon Arm Economic Development Society
Description: In an effort to attract new manufacturing companies to Salmon Arm, actual jeans tagged with the Economic Development Society business expansion potential were sent to select business owners in Western Canada. The campaign won the Economic Development Association of BC's "Best Marketing Campaign" in 2006.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Description: Each holiday season, the Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union runs a great ATM campaign to raise money for local food banks. We illustrated that spirit of generosity by designing holiday inspired lite-brite illustrations for the ATM screens.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Description: Summer is great fun in the Shuswap and it's easy to forget those in need. This campaign "Hunger is no picnic" served to encourage members of the Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union to donate food to local food banks during the holiday months.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Description: This product ad was the first in a series of ads using seasonal inspired images to advertise savings products and their competitive rates.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Description: Connect is a one page newsletter sent to members of the Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union. Full of news and information, the statement stuffer gets the need to know news out to members on a quarterly basis.
Client: Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union
Description: The "Sharing the fruits" campaign was designed to tell members of the Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union of their annual "cash-back" rebates for their patronage. Given the agricultural roots of the area, apples, peaches and grapes (with a few coins thrown inthe mix) were chosen to show members that the more business they do with their credit union, the more money they get back.
Client: Child Care Resource and Referral
Description: This public service campaign was designed to highlight the need for quality child care in the Shuswap. By juxtaposing work life with parenting, the poster images exaggerates the preoccupation of parents in need of child care. A baby's soother takes the place of a pen in the working life an administrator, the crayons replace a salad for the waitress and the baby bottle replaces a hammer in the construction worker's tool belt.
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