Client: Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital | Year Completed: 2008

The theme for the 2008 Crystal Ball was Carnival. Aside from the red and yellow circus colours that were consistently used throughout all the collateral materials, illustrator Stephane Denis also provided unique drawings that feature tightrope walkers and magicians to complete the circus feel. The annual fundraising gala raised over $300,000 in support of the Maternal and Child Program. The campaign won the Summit Award for Effective Marketing in 2008.

Client: William Osler Health Centre | Year Completed: 2009

To commemorate the births at Brampton Civic Hospital and Etobicoke General Hospital, a Welcome to the World baby wall was created featuring illustrations of children from around the world. Parents, family members, and friends can help a newborn baby take his or her first ‘step’ into the world by purchasing a feet decal to go on the wall. The revenue generated goes back to the hospital for their neonatal care program.

Client: EllisDon | Year Completed: 2008

As one of the 50 Best Employers in Canada, the new EllisDon website reflects their three principles of Freedom, Trust and Innovation. The site is more engaging than its previous version and incorporates a slideshow of images that showcase their projects and team members. Visit the website at EllisDon.com

Client: Trivaris | Year Completed: 2008

Trivaris is a commercializing firm based in Burlington, Ontario. The new website reflects their principle of transforming ideas into reality. Starting with the new Flash intro, the images within the screens show how simple ideas can be brought to life using well thought out business strategies. Visit the website at trivaris.com

Client: Bristol-Myers Squibb | Year Completed: 2007

This patient education tool was completed in collaboration with Dr. Brian Leber from Hamilton Health Sciences. MDS is a form a leukemia that attacks bone marrow in the body. In order to explain the disease to patients, an analogy was used which compared the body to an orchard. Drawings were created to illustrate different treatment options available to patients. The patient education tool won a Summit Award in the Healthcare/Medicine category in 2009.