Creative projects
This is an ongoing collection of disparate creative projects—spanning from blog posts and photo essays, to apparel design collaborations with friends, to pieces from my print design portfolio that I’m particularly proud of.
INVESTORS GROUP
The above images represent two years of my design work for Investors Group. These were invitation and welcome packages created for their top-performing consultants—the years that incentive conferences took place in Scotland and China. Note: I did not design the conference identities, and the packaging and intricate assembly work was only achieved with the help of a group of wonderful co-workers. ~The FaQtory project
AUG. 20, 2011, 6:58 PM Lawrence and Warren scan the horizon to decide whether they will get rained out before finishing the field of ryegrass they are combining. \\ ©Karenia Niedzwiecki
FARM PHOTO ESSAY
In 2012, my sister Elaine and I decided to document our family farm through photography. Once a month, we went home and followed our family around with our cameras, while gaining an understanding of how their operations had changed since we were kids. We left the year with a wealth of memories which my sister has since turned into a keepsake photo book for our family, and about which I wrote a photo essay, published to the University of Manitoba's UM Today news platform.
MARITIME FOREST ACCORD
I was thrilled to be able to design both the identity and website for the Maritime Forest Accord, a movement for people and forests. This initiative is aimed at restoring the health of the Wabanaki forest by supporting the people who care for it. The logomark represents: the diversity of the Wabanaki forest; intersections and partnerships; the beautiful color and layering that you see when looking at the forest from afar, or down at the forest floor; and seven inner shapes to represent stewarding the forest for the future (seven generations). ~Manoverboard project
