Spanning a variety of sectors including the arts, startups and established businesses, we’re looking back on 10 logo and visual identity projects in 2019. The Hottest 12 Weeks of Winter We don’t think this logo needs any explanation! The Hottest 12 Weeks of
Ellie Bianca is a social enterprise skincare company located in Calgary, Canada. The company is founded on three pillars: “Kind to Your Skin, Kind to the Earth, Kind to Women”. The primary ingredient of Ellie Bianca’s products—certified organic shea oils and butters—is indeed skin
Journalists and educators Andrew Mills and Amy Sanders noticed that journalism education was struggling to make the most of innovations and transformations in the media – innovations that hold great promise for the industry’s future. And so, Jumpline was born: an information hub and consultancy
makes use of a church as an accessible, affordable, and fully-equipped performance venue and art gallery. GOOD Company was tasked with developing a visual identity under which this space would be marketed, wishing to increase its appeal and discoverability. Because the physical
Recently, we spoke to a group of social purpose start-ups about what the experience of working with a creative agency would be like. In doing so, we outlined the project process, and the roles of both the agency and the client within it. If
Dave Kelly describes the show as being funny, smart, unpredictable and full of things that make him laugh. We think that’s pretty accurate, but it goes deeper than that. Dave is so good at pulling compelling stories out of his guests that you’re just as
Thrive’s story is one of a grassroots organization that grew to be a staunch supporter and advocate for local economic development, community initiatives, and social enterprises. However, changes and growth within the organization over the years asked that it take a fresh look at how well
In 2017, we learned we’d been chosen to work with Vivo on their built environment communications strategy and implementation. After several months of observation, research, analysis, and strategy, we established our first priority for production: revamp and build upon the facility’s wayfinding. It’s critical
Our latest Grow Your Good was awarded to a pretty cool, to a pretty cool – and unbeknownst to us – group in Calgary called Creative Aging Calgary Society. They came to us with the need for a rebrand. We learned that the organization increases
