Three sisters from Quebec have been working together to open an online grocery store. Could we give them a brand that would work for the shop as well as the packaging for their in-house product line?

Located across from the art museum, this restaurant wanted a strong graphic presence that could call in audiences for lunch…

Dog Walk Happy is the leader of the pack! Their business is quickly scaling, putting the company at the forefront of everything from insurance issues to procedures for tracking pets. They asked us for a brand that says “Take us seriously as professionals”.

This psychotherapy clinic was built on compassion, collaboration, and creativity. They were looking for a brand that felt authentic, inspiring honesty and personal reflection. 

We met Gaurika when collaborating on a project, and immediately loved her talent. She felt that strategic branding would help her target more commercial clients, and we agreed!

Makaya specializes in Haitian food staples, and wanted to represent the island culture without making the foods feel “foreign” to locals. They also asked for colours and design that made the food feel accessible and affordable.

This beautiful grocery store will be opening in Thornhill in the summer of 2024. As a fully kosher restaurant, we wanted this location to contain subtle references to its community. 

This brand was a local favourite at markets, and known for their macaroons. When they were ready to open their own store front we worked with them to create a brand straight from the early 90s.

Bella Notte Restaurant has been a staple of Durham’s dining community for years. After the pandemic, they wanted a fresh start, celebrating their customers, their heritage and their future. Working with this upscale Italian restaurant was an honour!

The Clarington Library, Museum & Archives was in the middle of a web rebuild, when they realized they needed more design direction.

This medical recruitment firm had an existing logo, but felt like they lacked the visual identity they needed to communicate their ideal client. We worked with them to expand out a marketing plan that spoke to a higher-calibre client, and were delighted to hear that Avery experienced nearly instant results on LinkedIn. 

This real world team brought their partnership to their business. We gave them a sophisticated and professional brand to balance out their youthful and fresh approach. 

This husband and wife team have been working the Kawartha cottage country. As they find increasing success on YouTube, they realized that having cohesive brand visuals would make them more recognizeable from one social platform to another 

Started by two friends, this company is designed to make parties accessible to children with special needs. Party rentals and planning includes accommodations by experienced staff to make celebrations safe and fun for everyone!

As part of our premium package for JAM Designs, we created more than 120 custom labels for across several product lines. Mockups were used on the website, and on social media…

We helped JAM capitalize on their biggest opportunity, and organized their business into a brand family, bringing order, professionalism and consistency to the business. 

Branding this project meant walking the line between the heritage of the site and the need to leverage social media to promote programming and attract young audiences. 

This Toronto PPC & SEO Agency has risen within the industry. But over the years their visual identity had drifted. Without guidelines, much of their print, website and presentations were not consistent in appearance. As their ideal client evolved…

This brand for a Montreal realtor, needed to feel upscale, reflecting the luxury properties that Dina specializes in. We focused on trending neutrals and exotic…

Simple Life Homes has been building prefabricated residential homes in Eastern Ontario for years. As their business has developed, they have moved into multi-residential, multi-story & commercial building applications. As their ideal client has shifted from direct to consumer to architects and builders, they knew…