Pictures with Santa

Variation on a theme

A previously designed logo for moyaboya that evolved into a business card design. an evolving design, similar to the store it represents.

The darkened part of the logo was repeated in the design below.

A taste of Christmas

A Point of purchase sign for the Bank Cafe to promote it's highly addictive Pudding.

Created on Adobe illustrator

The ad was created in the brand of the Bank Cafe as a well established part of Creemore's historical fabric. (early rural Ontario).

The style of the Bank's advertising is archetypal of a time that seemed simple and values where wholesome and honest. Promising trust and comfort.

The top panel casually glides over the illustration of the cake reflecting the lines of the melted toffee, lending a sense of ease and guiding the eye down the ad.

the colour palate has an orange undertone throughout, bestowing an overall warm glow to the ad.

Free Christmas Pudding

An ad for the bank cafe extending an invitation to a holiday treat.

Variation

After meeting with the artist, a little tweak to the colours to make it more vibrant and fresh while staying grounded.

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Logo and business card

A word-mark designed for a local artist.

Using natural mediums, Jordan creates exquisitely simple and grounded pieces.

The organic signature lettering reflects the organic, earthy quality of the artists work.

Since Jordan's work is created from the center out, the ancient Druid swirl symbol (for life) seemed like a natural.

Christmas in Creemore

A Couple of applications for the Creemore Christmas logo.

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Creemore snow globe

I got a little carried away today creating an image for Creemore's BIA (Business Improvement Association) It's for the well being of our business community, so it was for a good cause.

Still I'm a bit leery of donating my services towards community causes - it's been my experience that no good deed goes unpunished.

Our charming village always reminds me of a snow globe in the winter, so it was a natural choice. The image of Creemore inside the ball was inspired by our village logo created by John Wiggins.

Interior decorator logo

A logo from a few posts back, part of the moving target exercise.

The attempt was to impart the thought process and creative inspiration (light bulb)

Running under the light of the moon

A sketch from the experience

As my addiction to running grows so does my passion for night runnning