The commitment to sustainability drives every pedal stroke of the Green as it Gets landscaping team. The lawn care specialists traverse neighborhoods on bicycles, towing trailers equipped with eco-friendly tools like reel mowers and electric trimmers, leaving behind manicured lawns and a lighter carbon footprint. The new company requested a branding package with a vertical, horizontal and iconic logo along with branded staff shirts and bicycles.

Digital Darkroom is a photo editing app created as a competitor to apps like VSCO and Adobe Lightroom with preset photo filters. This app satisfies the trend for the vintage look and feel of analog photography even if your camera is attached to your phone.

The name of this gluten free, craft beer was inspired by the client’s description of the lager as “light and refreshing with a hint of golden colour,” I named this gluten free craft beer “Golden Hour.” Golden Hour is the term used to describe the time just before sunset, when everything is soaked in a warm gold hue just before the world is shrouded in the darkness of night. The design for the can seeks to show the story of the new Brookstone Oaks brewery in symbols, rather than tell it in words. The windmills represent the region where the brewery is located. Harrow and Essex county are full of wind turbines which power the area, including the farm lands which feed our cities. The small line-based illustrations continue to tell the story, depicting the brewing process from farm to pint glass.

The Student Fashion Show highlights the collections from the students of the St. Clair College (SCC) Fashion Design Program’s graduating class, as well as top-design’s from their first year students. The top SCC designers from 2022 open the show with their new collections. For my poster and design concept I wanted to mirror the design offashion portfolios, sketchbooks, and mood boards. This allows me to stray away from cookie-cutter designs and honour fashion design as a process. My colour palette was taken from the Van Gogh painting “Starry Night”; the painting also inspired the moon and star vector graphics. Textures throughout these pieces feature different types of fabrics, wood grain, and paper

Inspired by Canada’s extensive natural landscape and my love for line centric design, the brand Northern Lights Coffee Co. was born. I started this brand with, a simple illustrative design for “Bear Claw Blend” coffee beans, creating a distinct brand and package identity which I draw on in additional designs for this brand. The target market for this sustainable and fair trade product is home coffee brewers ages 25-55 who are interested in green initiatives and quality coffee.