Vectorvault + Brita + WalMart = Awesomeness

by Adam Jarvis | Nov 23, 2011 | design project, eco-friendly, featured, Vector Art

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Charitable Water Bottles

Here is a perfect example of vector art in action. With a very tight timeline, and multiple versions to produce, I took on this assignment for Brita and WalMart.
Someone was nice enough to send me a couple of samples. I’ve got them up on the shelf as a reminder of the project. It was fun to work on with allot of room to play. I hope you like where they ended up.

All of the elements used to build these can from The Vectorvault Vector Library. Take a look for yourself here.

Building Trade Show Booth

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

This trade show display was produced entirely in corrugate. All of the structural design was done by Naush Ibrahim of Proprint. He also assembled the entire project himself on site.

My job was to prepare the high resolution Photoshop files for production.

Design Mandates

This display needed to be designed and produced within a 2 week time frame, using only printed material and assembled by one person. It also needed to work within a 5′ x 10′ footprint and be no higher than 8′ tall.

Another important factor was theming it around the city that we call home: Toronto. Anyone can print a banner with a stock photo of a skyline on it. We wanted to make a love letter.