It’s family-friendly… accessible to all… and absolutely free! Nope, it’s not a park. It’s modular, mobile and looks like a photo booth, but there’s no slot for your toonies. It’s the Nur Box Theatre – a miniature theatre that can be positioned in public and private spaces
Just a few weeks ago, as a proud nominee of Calgary’s annual Be Local Awards, we contributed a blog piece to REAP entitled Being GOOD Means Being Engaged. In it, we describe our passion for community engagement as an integral piece of our company values.
Branding projects are always interesting and one of our favourite kinds of assignments because we get to meld graphic design with the values, purpose, and personality of an organization. Some of the best solutions, initiatives, and ideas emerge from a collective of varying viewpoints and
In healthcare – where comfort and approachability are paramount – design focused on patients can tend towards the soft and understated. But when communicating to those who work in the field, there’s the opportunity to go beyond this. Here are three recent projects for the British
As far as reports go, this was not your typical assignment. We went from the tarmac of the Calgary International Airport to setting up a desk and typewriter in a +15, to bringing together classical musicians and hockey players on an outdoor rink on a
Our second recipient of the 2013 Grow Your Good initiative, Fisher Farms, just went live with their new website. This dynamic farming duo – Nolan and Kari Fisher, were great to work with! Their passion for their work (or is it play?) was apparent from
This local entrepreneur knows it’s not always easy to find the time to invest in health. So, she conceived of an online format for offering personalized nutrition consultations and e-books, allowing people to take control of their health from the comfort of their homes. After developing a brand
We think it’s safe to say that Calgary has been experiencing a revival in all things local food for some time now. As one of two winners of our annual Grow Your Good initiative, the Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association‘s Community Food Program is central to this movement, offering plenty in the
How do you take a unique, somewhat difficult-to-explain business and describe it through a website: a medium that demands efficiency in mouse-clicks and directness to how information is presented? You explain with more than just words; using metaphors, beautiful photography and the occasional infographic.
