We’ve got several exceptional illustrators on staff. One of them, Jared, was recently featured on VectorTuts, a widely-read website that provides tutorials for creating outstanding vector artwork. He wrote a tutorial explaining how he achieved the neon sign typography that was used as artwork for the Innerspaces Open House Invite we designed last year. You can view the in-depth tutorial HERE Nice work Jared!
It’s great to work on Whyte Ave. when the sun is shining, the Fringe is on and the Avenue full of action! One of the perks is great clients like the Old Strathcona Business Association. Check out the Guide we designed for them. It’ll help plan your next outing on Whyte Avenue or discover something new in the area! You’ll be able to find a copy all along the Ave.
Plumbheavy had the pleasure of working on the print materials for the upcoming Fringe Theatre season for a second year in a row. Seen above is the playbill brochure for the Family Theatre and Fringe Theatre series. The playful typography and colourful illustrations were created to reference the energy, spirit, and excitement Fringe Theatre is known for.
Plumbheavy would like to welcome Jennifer Madole to the design team. Jennifer is a graduate of the MacEwan Visual Communications program and has spend her last few years since graduation working with Latitude 53 on marketing and promotional materials.
She has an diverse background in fashion merchandising and has worked in 3D exhibit design, window display design, textiles, and store signage. Welcome Jennifer!
Plumbheavy’s newest venture is into clothing design. We worked with Fiera Biological Consulting to design a kit for their racing team which includes a racing jersey design, bib shorts, leg and arm warmers, and a hat design. Here’s a picture of the two principals, Shari Clare (middle) and Joe Litke (right) sporting the kit.
