Interactive Brochures and Newsletters
Interactive forms, quizzes, and questionnaires bring new powers to
today's online brochures and newsletters.
Hummingbird Energy LLC wanted to make potential investors aware that a particular investment had compelling tax advantages... so we just told it straight up in the headline.
Our design/production strategy allowed us to develop a single piece of artwork to serve as a brochure cover, a flyer, a financial journal ad and a web page.
In preparation for a major membership drive the board of The Vancouver Island Construction Association decided it needed to freshen its image. We created the energy wave photomontage and imposed it across a variety of collateral from brochures to displays.
Since I first saw the work of the great designer Kit Hinrichs I've loved the look of images isolated from their backgrounds.
The Maritime Museum of British Columbia gave me many opportunities to carefully lift images of ship models from their backgrounds, then showcase them within issues of Museum's newsletter. To reduce cost and production time, the newsletter is based on a comprehensive template.
The Canadian Student Leadership Association is comprised of hundreds of dedicated Canadian high school teachers mentoring students in leadership skills.
We've been proud to have worked with the Association for well over a decade. In that time we've created products ranging from their bilingual identity system and an interactive web site, through a wide variety of print materials including two federally funded 100-page workbooks. The workbooks, one volume in English and one in French, outline how to establish and conduct an effective student government.
Pictured above is an eight-panel report to the Association's members and sponsors. We produce this report from a template each year to reduce annual design fees and turn-around time.
This spread for Andersen House, a five-star bed-and-breakfast housed in one of Victoria's many fabulous Victorian homes, was designed for a national tourism publication.