Challenge: The UBC Faculty of Land and Food Systems is a leader in integrated research and education that addresses global issues surrounding health and sustainable land and food systems. They were in need of design and desktop publishing services for their 2006/2007 annual report.
Solution: Ballistic Arts designed the cover and inside pages of the annual report using the Faculty’s colours of green and orange. We desktop published the content in neat columns and used photos for visual interest, creating a report that is clean and easy to read.
Categories: Graphic Design, Media Design, reports
Challenge: Port Moody Integrated Health believes that achieving optimal health is a journey that is greatly enhanced by treating the body, mind and spirit of each patient. They were looking to improve the design of their website and add the ability to blog.
Solution: Ballistic Arts designed a website using tranquil images that complement the overall design. Since we also designed their logo, business cards, and stationery, we used colours from those materials in the website design to create consistency in their corporate brand, while the blog gives them the freedom to share articles and make use of Web 2.0 technology.
Click here to see Port Moody Integrated Health’s website!
Categories: Media Design, Web 2.0 / CMS, Web Design
Challenge: The British Columbia Housing Management Commission (BC Housing) was created in 1967 to fulfill the government’s commitment to the development, management and administration of subsidized housing. They were struggling to coordinate graphic design and photography services for their environmentally-friendly Live Green 2008 corporate calendar.
Solution: Ballistic Arts designed a calendar that follows BC Housing’s Live Green environmental campaign by integrating shades of green with images of leaves and stems. We also conducted photo shoots to match each calendar month’s specific scenario. Through Ballistic Arts’ full media design services, we were able to logistically solve BC Housing’s project coordination problem with a one-stop shop answer for the design, photography, and printing of their corporate calendar (it was 100% FSC & PCW paper for you dark green thumbs out there).
Categories: Graphic Design, Media Design, internal communications
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Challenge: The team at Vancity is focused on creating a leading financial institution where everyone works together to achieve personal and financial goals, while also building a better community. Vancity was holding their annual employee recognition night and needed videos to help present the night’s awards.
Solution: Ballistic Arts designed, animated and produced eight nominee and award winner videos that followed Vancity’s theme of the glamorous Oscar red carpet in Hollywood. The colourful, interactive videos were played at Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre and provided Vancity with a creative way to showcase their nominees and award winners.
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Categories: Media Design, Video Production, internal communication, motion design
Challenge: Burgoo is an international cookhouse serving value oriented, flavour-filled dishes of food for comfort. They were looking to update the look of their website.
Solution: Through our full media design services, Ballistic Arts was able to provide Burgoo with a take-out menu design, photography, and now a website. We created a flash site that is rustic, traditional and emulates the wholesome goodness of their hearty food, as well as the comfortable surroundings in their restaurants.
Click here to see the Burgoo website!
Categories: Media Design, Web Design, flash
Challenge: BC Housing is the provincial crown agency that develops, manages and administers a wide range of subsidized housing options for those in greatest need. They were looking to have a decal and sign designed for the CHRA Congress they were sponsoring.
Solution: Using BC Housing’s corporate colours, Ballistic Arts designed a decal that would be installed on an Interactive Information Station they were sponsoring at the Congress. A corresponding sign was also designed for display.
Categories: Graphic Design, Media Design, displays
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