Miscellaneous
Design: Robert Conner, The Mirror Ball Man
Client:
Date: 1970s

I met this man and interviewed him in Vancouver about 15 years ago. He was a full time disco ball maker in the 1970′s. He went across Canada in his van supplying the disco needs of communities with his patented machine that carved the foam balls right from the back of his van. At least this is what he told me. What a guy, what a poster. Does anyone know where he is? Please let me know!
- Cynthia Hathaway
September 5th, 2010
Design: Scott Currie
Client: 3M/OCAD
Date: 2009

September 2nd, 2010
Design:
Client:
Date:

This is a classic Saskatchewan dish (a place that used to struggle to get fresh seafood or vegetables in winter), canned green beans, Kraft dinner and hot dogs cut into squid shapes. Gross now, but as kids we loved it.
August 31st, 2010
Design: Group Two Design
Client:
Date: 2009

August 25th, 2010
Design:
Client: The Chichester Group
Date: 2010

August 22nd, 2010
Design: Jan Poynter
Client: BC Hydro
Date: 2008



August 18th, 2010
Design:
Client: Le Stade Du Parc Olympique, Montreal
Date: 1980


August 15th, 2010
Design:
Client: Vancouver
Date: 2010

August 13th, 2010
Design:
Client: William Ashley, Toronto
Date: 2009




August 11th, 2010
Design: Karim Rashid
Manufacturer: Acme Writing Tools
Date: 2007

August 3rd, 2010
Design: Marco Facciola
Client: One – Off
Date: 2008

July 26th, 2010
Design:
Client: Maple Leaf
Date: 1935

July 25th, 2010
Design: Robyn Love
Creative Direction: Dave Watson, Taxi Canada
Client: The D&AD Awards
Date: 2008



Since 1962, The D&AD organization has been a global leader in awards for design in advertising, and gives out awards that are symbols of creative achievement. The pencil-shaped awards are the Oscars of the advertising community.
Taxi Canada was brought in to help promote the event and created a number of outputs to do just that. Part of a campaign was this 300-pound crocheted pencil shaped installation that was draped over a water tower at 395 Broadway in New York City. Drawing attention for the three days that it stood, the work reminds us that great messaging rarely occurs on a billboard.
-Todd Falkowsky
July 18th, 2010
Design: Taxi Canada
Creative Direction: Dave Watson
Client: The D&AD Awards
Date: 2008


July 18th, 2010
Design: Taxi Canada
Creative Direction: Dave Watson
Client: The D&AD Awards
Date: 2008


July 18th, 2010
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