Creative Director – Ross Chandler
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Photography – Mackenzie Duncan
2025 RGD Branding Award Winner
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Photography – Mackenzie Duncan
2025 RGD Branding Award Winner
Design Victoria is a four-day festival celebrating the City of Victoria and Vancouver Island’s vibrant design community. Our team developed a custom typeface and a variable logo system built from simple geometric blocks — a visual language that unifies diverse design disciplines. These blocks are carried through as a signature motif across the brand.
Creative Director – Ross Chandler
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Strategy & Naming – Aleya Samji
Interior Design – Bidgood
Photography – Mackenzie Duncan
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Strategy & Naming – Aleya Samji
Interior Design – Bidgood
Photography – Mackenzie Duncan
Our studio developed the brand story and visual identity for RUDI, a restaurant in Victoria. The restaraunt concept explores themes of identity, memory, food, and home. Inspired by the chef’s family history, we drew from photographs and memorabilia, incorporating visual motifs reminiscent of early air travel and train tickets. The illustration style is intentionally loose and spontaneous, like something a line cook might sketch during service.
RUDI tells the story of setting off to discover yourself, only to realize you’ve arrived home.
RUDI tells the story of setting off to discover yourself, only to realize you’ve arrived home.
Creative Director – Ross Chandler
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Developer – Voltage New Media
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Developer – Voltage New Media
Parkway is a beverage company based in Alberta, Canada. For the identity we were inspired by what you might find in an old gas station or antique stores while driving across the Canadian prairies.
The logotype was designed to feel worn-in, as if the letterforms were slowly fading into a t-shirt or bleeding into a coaster. The drop shape hidden in the counter of the “A” became the brand’s mark, serving as a unifying element across packaging and collateral. To communicate health benefits without overpowering the design, we introduced stamp-like graphics as a functional yet unobtrusive layer within the system..
The logotype was designed to feel worn-in, as if the letterforms were slowly fading into a t-shirt or bleeding into a coaster. The drop shape hidden in the counter of the “A” became the brand’s mark, serving as a unifying element across packaging and collateral. To communicate health benefits without overpowering the design, we introduced stamp-like graphics as a functional yet unobtrusive layer within the system..
Creative Director – Ross Chandler
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Developer – Hey Nova
Intermediate Design – Zyre Moss-Hoskins
Developer – Hey Nova
The Pacific Institute on Pathogens, Pandemics and Society (PIPPS) is a new interdisciplinary research institute dedicated to strengthening British Columbia’s ability to prevent, prepare for, and respond to major infectious disease events.
Our studio collaborated closely with the institute’s directors to create a brand identity that communicates across the province in a way that feels engaging yet trustworthy. The logo is built from sixteen circling squares, a flexible system in which elements can be removed or rearranged to convey different messages. This adaptable mark can represent community, research or pathogens. Reflecting the dynamic nature of the institute’s work.
Our studio collaborated closely with the institute’s directors to create a brand identity that communicates across the province in a way that feels engaging yet trustworthy. The logo is built from sixteen circling squares, a flexible system in which elements can be removed or rearranged to convey different messages. This adaptable mark can represent community, research or pathogens. Reflecting the dynamic nature of the institute’s work.
