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Graphic Design
The Book of Y is a 240-page book dedicated to celebrating the future of Montreal's YM-YWHA. Our team was hired for all graphic design related to the project. Working with a strong production group, we approached the project as a magazine with a very fresh style, that was a new direction for our client.[nggallery id=5 columns="4"]
After a print run of 1000 copies, great feedback began to roll in from the recipients, and we are very excited about the results.
Imagination Creations has been hired to rebrand Akiva School starting with a new logo. Akiva School is looking to modernize their image with a new visual identity including a new logo, letterhead and business cards amongst other elements. We have been commissioned with the task of designing a brand identity that combines the educational values of the school with their Jewish heritage while portraying a fresh and clean look. [nggallery id=4 columns="4"]
Near the end of 2009, Imagination Creations founder, Ari Grunzeweig, was approached by the Beth Zion Congregation to give their newsletter an extreme makeover. This 16-24 page newsletter is published 4 times a year and reaches 500 homes across Montreal. The bold new design as well as the content updates we have chosen to implement have been very well received. We just sent our fifth issue to print! [nggallery id=2 columns="4"]
Imagination Creations was hired by the Radialpoint marketing team to create two newspaper ads. The first was a banner that ran in the Montreal Gazette, while the second was a full page spread that ran across Canada in the National Post. Radialpoint has been recognized as one of both Montreal and Canada's top employers and they have been featured in Canada's newspapers as such. They commissioned us to create these ads to showcase them as a leading company in the North American market. The ad in the National post ran on February 22nd 2011, while the ad in the Montreal Gazette ran on December 17th, 2010.
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We were hired to create a new look for the recently renovated YM-YWHA Ben Weider JCC. The Jewish Y on Westbury was undergoing a serious update to their facilities, and to go with that, they wanted to update their branding as well. They were looking for something that reflected the different types of programming they offered that gave off the impression of 'Excellence'.
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