welcome to the portfolio page for graphic and web designer kyle richmond. on this page you'll be able to check out some examples of his work, drop him a line, and possibly find out why he talks about himself in the third person.
p: 905.510.5731
e: kjrichmond(@)gmail.com
r: resume.pdf
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NEW! Designed the wedding invitations and other material for this wedding. The bride wanted to incorporate the two cultures with paisley (for Iranian) and cherry blossoms (for Chinese). Also customized a wordpress template to resemble the invitations.
NEW! Designed the new version of EnterThePicture.com and updated a lot of content that hadn't been touched since 2007. As part of the design we captured clips from select shows and created a video gallery.
Eastport Dental Centre is a dental office located in Calgary, Alberta. A logo for the dentist, Grant Yiu, was created as well as decals for the front of the practice to lure in new clients and to spurce up the ‘curb appeal’.
Essential Training & Response Solutions Inc. provides stand-by first aid coverage and one-on-one first aid classes for events, sports and filming. The logo and interactive elements were designed to showcase the work of this newly formed business.
360 LA was a fictional photo exhibit created for a school project. The exhibit was to showcase photos from in and around the Los Angeles area. Various promotional pieces were created for this event including invitations, and transit shelters.
The Webnation logo was a collaborative effort involving myself and new media expert Amber Macarthur for CP24/Chum Limited. The design and colors chosen were adapted into onscreen graphics for the show.
Kidsplay offers several programs for children in various age brackets. The logo and website were designed to illustrate a playful atmosphere, somewhere that these children would love to play after school.
Developed a logo and website for Mcnima Motors Ltd., a car & truck sales company located in Toronto, Ontario.
Designed the creative for a sketch during the 2009 Gemini Awards broadcasted across Canada on Global TV and Showcase networks. The parady of “So You Think You Can Dance Canada” was created to showcase the accountants who tabulate the votes for Canada’s TV awards show.
For a final project in school, the Ontario Human Rights Commission appointed the students a topic that needed to be explored. The challenge was to produce a promotional campaign to raise awareness on these topics. This design was about persons with caregiving responsibilities and was presented in front of the commission.