CGD-quality logos crafted in Saskatoon!
With all the food vendors vying for attention at special events, this new company needed a bright friendly logo that can be seen at long distance and get that craving started.
This client believes in cultivating a good work/life balance at whatever age one is at. This is symbolized by using natural imagery and in the leaf colouration. The leaves can be used in many configurations for different branding needs.
This was an art auction of pieces produced by special needs children at John Dolan School. We complemented their existing logo while creating a fun identity strong enough to function on its own.
Coastal West required a mark which would be effective on book spines and allude to both their name and their philosophy of “making ripples” in the world through publishing.
This was a website to provide resources to Christians in fields of creative communication. The egg design is symbolic of new life as a saint, and the intrigue of what lays within.
The old hand-drawn logo for Innovation Place Research Park had some strengths but really needed some clean-up to better reflect both the architecture of their main building and the scientific / technological nature of their tenants. This new logo has served them well for two decades now. Designer: Allan Dowdeswell, Art Director: Deborah Black.
Living Hope wanted their logo to symbolise the treasure that is to be found in a relationship with God.
The raw excitement of mud racing needs a raw, exciting logo!
Ascend is a program in which young people intentionally live together and undergo spiritual mentorship. The logo alludes to the Biblical mountaintop experiences in which people met with God.
RDL is a Christian book publishing company. The old logo featured a cross and a book and needed a professional-looking update that could be displayed in a variety of sizes.
We updated their old logo’s letter style and distilled their military image into this much more versatile mark.
This company develops technology for unlocking the nutritional potential of canola.
This gallery carries artworks which are spiritually uplifting, so we used the imagery of medieval illuminated manuscripts to communicate this. The I/S symbol at the bottom was taken directly from such a manuscript, unedited. We figured they wouldn’t mind.
The fire truck needed a fresh look, and we threw in a T-Shirt design for good measure!