Mr. Edison's Ear - Fransisca Duran

Canada in the making - culture and contribution

Canadian money has remained stagnant with images of great men and women who shaped the country politically. What Canadian money lacked is the representation of the common people that build this great country. For this reason we (it was a group project - thanks to Dylan, Andrea and Breannen for their contribution) decided to show the greatness of these Canadians in terms of culture and contribution throughout the history. Each bill has an illustrative obverse side with cultural representation, and the reverse side with their historical contribution towards making of Canada.

$5 Banknote - Native contribution

$10 Banknote - European contribution

$20 Banknote - African contribution

$50 Banknote - Asian contribution

$100 Banknote - Our contribution

Bodyshop Fair Trade illustration

Arabic lllumination in Century Gothic
Century Gothic is used in this specimen to create an Arabic Illuminated poster. Thanks to perfect lines and curves of Century Gothic.

International Human Rights Stamp Series - Canada
Typographic symbols from different languages were chosen to represent four separate articles from the International Human Rights Charter, to complete the series of four Canada postage stamps

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Ephemeral song posters
So the task was to make a song poster using only the lyrics to represents ephemeral qualities of the sound, the music and the meaning of the song. The toughest part was to make something that sings to you. I ended up doing two posters.

Only time - Enya
The musical sound of enya is represented in this poster for her song Only time! The use of ultra thin typeface matches her feminine voice and ripply effect created by the lyrics well represents the nature of the song.

Mr. Bobby - Manu Chao

ROM promotional brochure/editorial
Front and back cover of my ROM editorial.