Designed logo and all materials for Gathering Niagara event (which I also named, curated and ran) at Stratus Vineyards.

Website rough: this was an early incarnation of the YUMery look. The evolution of the branding led to a much cleaner, more sophisticated—but still bright and playful—style.

The next level of the YUMery brand. Important to clarify that I am the Creative Director of YUMery, and as such have designed all elements from the logo on up. However, I did not build/programme the website—but worked closely with the team who did.

Dave needed a catchy image to adorn his promotional CD—this was obvi pre YouTube etc. I worked with then-unknown illustrator Jacqui Oakley to create a memorable piece.

While planning 'Wildass markets' at Stratus Vineyards, I created a playful, dynamic 'zine to promote the idea to food trucks, chefs, and other vendors.

These stickers were inserted in the middle of the 'zine. So fun!

Taylor & Bate Brewery commissioned a series of labels for a potential product: Five Brothers Ale.

I worked with CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) Radio to create the CBC Audio brand and all of its visual elements. Best. Project. Ever. And another opportunity to work with the then-unknown, just launching mega-talented illustrator Jacqui Oakley.

I worked with CBC Radio to create the CBC Audio brand and all of its visual elements. Best. Project. Ever.

I worked with CBC (the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) Radio to create the CBC Audio brand and all of its visual elements. Best. Project. Ever.

For several years I was responsible—strike that: I had the amazing opportunity to work with the Stratford Festival to create all of the materials for the Stratford Express event. There are no finer moments than when a client says, 'I love it—but can you get even more creative with it? Could you take it even further?

For several years I was responsible—strike that: I had the amazing opportunity to work with the Stratford Festival to create all of the materials for the Stratford Express event. There are no finer moments than when a client says, 'I love it—but can you get even more creative with it? Could you take it even further?