Impark - (Website Design)
Challenge: Impark is a leader in parking management and is the third largest company of its kind in North America. They were looking to re-design their website with a fresh look.

Solution: Since Ballistic Arts had previously designed Impark Wireless' three subsidiary sites, it was natural for us to create a complementary look for Impark's new website. Using photos we had previously shot, the site was re-designed to be sleek and modern, with an eye-catching Flash intro animation on the home page.

Click here to see Impark's website!

Vancity Intersections 2006 Game - (Internal Communication)
Challenge: Vancity required an internal communication piece promoting new organizational changes and key goals for Vancity to achieve. The client wanted a fun analogy that achieving their 2006 business plan was a little like a board game.

Solution: Ballistic Arts provided the photography of the Vancity hybrid car and then designed a piece that is colourful and fun-looking. Makes you want to play, right?

Click here to see the Intersections board game!

Coffee Cow - (Business Card and Gift Certificate Design)
Challenge: Coffee Cow is a friendly cafe and bakery located in Vancouver. They were looking to have new business cards and gift certificates designed.

Solution: Ballistic Arts played on the black and white colour-block design of the Coffee Cow logo to create a business card with strong impact. The richly coloured gift certificate utilizes the same font as the business card to create consistency.

Click here to see the Coffee Cow business cards and gift certificates!

The Arbuthnot Group - (Baby T-shirt Logo Designs)
Challenge: The Arbuthnot Group was looking to have individual logos designed for baby t-shirts for all four of their pubs, which include The Landing, Rhino's, Fox's Reach, and Tidewaters.

Solution: Ballistic Arts re-designed the pub logos to be cute and feminine by using pastel colours, hearts and swirls, making them perfect for girlish baby t's.

Click here to see the pubs' baby t-shirt logos!

Cheers,

Tak & ted
December 2005