Objective
To work closely with print brokers and technology companies in the production of visual design for print and web media, utilizing professional strengths of problem solving, organizational skills, and creative flair.
Design
Over eight years, built a solid business and reputation in designing printed materials for companies such as Suzuki Canada, Strategic Vista, Bill Miles Clothing, and online design projects for companies such as The Harvard COOP, BSharp Technologies, and SilverBirch Studios.
Portfolio
The following recent projects illustrate design capabilities and aptitude for determining and meeting client design requirements:
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Harvard COOP [www.thecoop.com]
Subcontracted to the Harvard COOP for the past six years designing the look and feel for several of their online catalogs, including the COOP.com, the COOP Commencement Store, and the Harvard Alumni Marketplace.
Bsharp Technologies [www.bsharp.com]
Developed their corporate look and feel including stationery, web site, and product packaging. Provided design support adding the look and feel to technology products that they produce for their clientele including web sites, back office management systems, and network modules..
Suzuki Canada [www.suzuki.ca]
Subcontracted over the past six years to produce brochures for their product lines including Motorcycles, ATV’s, and Automobile accessories.
Bruce Trail, Enviro P.I. [www.brucetrail.com]
Developed the look and feel for the character and all of his friends (and foes). Recently illustrated a 48 page book that has been circulated internationally. I have also produced their web site that includes Flash interfaces and games.
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Capabilities
Employ the most advanced graphic technology available today, to create premium visual design products tailored to the specific needs and budget requirements of the individual client. Following is a short list of software tool proficiencies:
• Flash
• Photoshop
• Illustrator
• Quark Xpress
• GoLive
Education
Acquired formal design training from courses at Humber College and the University of Toronto, augmented with expertise acquired through collaboration with diverse studios and print houses across the Greater Toronto Area.
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