Friday, 10 of December, 2010
Challenge: Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc. (Stork Craft) is an industry leader in design, manufacturing and distribution of juvenile products. Over the course of sixty plus years of business, Stork Craft has emerged as the epitome of operational excellence. Their Sheffield Fixed Side Cribs were launching into 3,500 Walmart stores into the United States but were concerned that their previous point of purchase (POP) materials didn’t speak to their target audience and needed to get it reworked.
Solution: Enter Ballistic Arts. The graphic design team in Burnaby, BC gave Stork Craft an updated look for their displays that would attract the young moms they were targeting. This bright and colourful design grabs attention but also gives the impression of relaxation and assurance for parents to know their baby is safe with Stork Craft!
Monday, 27 of September, 2010
Challenge: The Federation of Aboriginal Foster Parents supports marketing campaigns for the Vancouver Aboriginal Child & Family Services Society. VACFSS is a non-profit society providing service to urban Aboriginal children and families living in the Greater Vancouver area. Ballistic Arts was invited by FAFP to help provide a fully integrated print campaign to provide outreach to prospective caregivers.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts graphic design team developed a campaign from conception to design for posters, rack cards, advertising on Translink, and newspaper advertising in the Courier newspaper. The 6 week print and advertising campaign was targeted within the city of Vancouver.
Monday, 27 of September, 2010
Challenge: Manex Resource Group Inc. is a Canadian based company comprised of an exceptional multi-disciplinary team of professionals, with specific expertise in all the areas of exploration, development and public company administration. Manex has been struggling with their existing trade show booth design because the look was out-dated and it was very difficult to communicate Manex as the parent company while listing their subsidiary brands.
Solution: Manex approached Ballistic Arts’s Burnaby graphic design group to come up with a design for their booth that both visually grab the visitor’s attention and separate Manex from other mining companies at the various trade shows they attend. Ballistic Arts was able to achieve this goal by using bold colours, vectorized textures, and stripped out the subsidiary brand colours.
Friday, 19 of February, 2010
Challenge: The Arbuthnot Group is the parent company to a group of pubs and liquor stores located throughout Metro Vancouver. They wanted to sell ice out of a freezer box, but the freezer box just sat there and no one paid any attention to it. They need it to be spiced up to grab people’s attention.
Solution: Enter Ballistic Arts. Our graphic designers helped create an entire wrapped design on all sides of the freezer box (front, side and top). This helped grab the attention of liquor store customers and deliver a clear message – there is ice.
Monday, 25 of January, 2010
Challenge: M&R Environmental is Vancouver’s Lower Mainland premier environmental services company. Their experienced personnel work with their clients to manage all their environmental service requirements, as well as improving the B.C. environment. They came to our Vancouver design firm in need of an ad design for a billboard at a local Richmond Go-Cart Racing track.
Solution: Our Vancouver creative agency provided M&R Environmental with an ad design that helps showcase their product. The design is clear and speaks to their target audience.
Friday, 18 of December, 2009
Challenge: Anthony Gismondi has been writing about wine since 1983 and has been the weekly wine columnist for the Vancouver Sun Since 1989. His reviews are widely read across the country and throughout the international wine community. He came to our Vancouver design firm in need of a solution for his upcoming event that required wine shelf talkers.
Solution: Our Vancouver creative agency was able to provide Anthony Gismondi with the wine shelf talkers needed for his event. The designs are professional, elegant, and easy to read.
Monday, 5 of October, 2009
Challenge: ICBC is a provincial Crown corporation established in 1973 to provide universal auto insurance to B.C. motorists. ICBC was in need of marketing communication design to promote the launch of their 35th anniversary party and intranet website. They sought our Vancouver design firm for a solution.
Solution: Ballistic Arts’ graphic designers created a large 12 piece poster that is displayed in a highly visible area at the ICBC head office. The colourful graphics of the promotional piece helped raise awareness amongst head office staff of the 35th anniversary. The design follows ICBC’s brand standards and showcases photos throughout the history of ICBC.
Friday, 18 of September, 2009
Challenge: The Society for Community Development works towards empowering all who live, work or play in the Tri-Cities to address social issues present in the community and promotes activities which brings together community members. They contacted the graphic design team at Ballistic Arts to help them design a poster for their August calendar of events.
Solution: Our Vancouver design firm created a poster that is visually stimulating, colourful and bold. The design draws awareness to the Society’s community events, as well as to their website, making them more visible in the community.
Friday, 15 of May, 2009
Challenge: SHARE is a non-profit, independent, community based agency with a mission to provide and mobilize the resources needed to strengthen families and communities in the Tri-Cities. For their 4th Annual Just Desserts Gala fundraiser, Ballistic Arts returned as sponsor by supplying our creative marketing services that included photography, graphic design, and website design.
Solution: As a Vancouver marketing agency, Ballistic Arts developed a full media design campaign for the SHARE Just Desserts Gala that included a custom website design, poster design, program design, thank you ad design, newspaper ad design, ticket design, tent card design and sign design. Our professional photographer was also there to capture the evening’s festivities while our video production team created motion design screen displays during the live auction.
Thursday, 5 of March, 2009
Challenge: Illuminate Yaletown is an outdoor light-as-art event featuring contemporary light installations designed to inspire and impress. Ballistic Arts was honored to be one of the event’s sponsor by offering photography, videography and graphic design services.
Solution: On Saturday, February 21st, Ballistic Arts attended Illuminate Yaletown to document the festivities that evening. With the help of our friends at Eos Light Media, we also created Ballistic Arts-sponsored light installations that included a motion graphics video displayed at the Design House building, and brush stroke graphics that allowed attendees to create personal artwork or messages that were projected on the Opus Hotel.
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