2023 Wine Harvest T-shirt
Celebrate the culmination of another fruitful grape harvest and show your appreciation for the wine industry’s hard work with Cellartek’s latest commemorative t-shirt.
Celebrate the culmination of another fruitful grape harvest and show your appreciation for the wine industry’s hard work with Cellartek’s latest commemorative t-shirt.
Sinister 7 Ultra Trail Marathon 50 Miler Medal with removable magnetic finishers commemorative coin embedded into design
Custom promotional beer label – Sublime 473ml to freedom. Celebrating the end of the 2022 harvest for winemakers and brewers across Canada.
The “Farm to Barn” Irish Red ale is a collaboration brew with @barnowlbrew Kelowna BC and @localitybrewing Langley BC. This beer has a complex malt
This report offers a multi-sector response to the Online Safety Bill (OSB). The shape and content of the OSB has generated discussion amongst policy specialists,
The Sinister 7 Ultra Trail Marathon’s jersey features a Raven Theme and the inspiring slogan “Rise from the dirt.” As an embodiment of determination, the
Creative custom graphic design packaging labels for 160z / 473ml / TallBoy craft beer can labels, Larger, Pale Ale, Cherry Sour, Wheat Ale.
Teachers’ Experiences how Artificial Intelligence Impacts Teaching and Learning
Thomas Alan Budd Foundation is a non profit organization with a focus on mental health and suicide prevention. I have had the pleasure of working on
Custom Cycle Jersey for the Thomas Alan Budd Foundation. A non profit organization with a focus on mental health and suicide prevention.
Remember we are all on a changing spectrum of our own mental health.
Some new radio for spring 2022 Some of my scripts with my own voice added. Some of my scripts with other voices
Yesterday, walking through the Pump Room Gardens in Leamington Spa, I stumbled upon their EcoFest 2023 day activities, advertised as – ‘learn more about how you can decrease your carbon footprint, increase your healthy eating & step outside more to explore beautiful local green spaces. Good for us, good for the planet.’
A client called, excitedly sharing that a major sponsor for our upcoming event was extremely pleased with “everything so far”. By the tone of voice, you know that feeling when you’re waiting for that one little word to change the course of the conversation. That word is the inevitable “but.” Doesn’t it seem ironic how frequently sentences conclude with that seemingly small yet powerful word, introducing a twist that can throw off a day or a week? This customer delivered “but” would set me back two days of invested work.
So throw out that old tradition of naming your child after the great grandfather (George) or Religious Saint (Paul), or hey, even after the place you conceived the child (Vegas).