Encore Graphics

Design from 2024 🧡 two designs were created for the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (): an orange hoodie featuring a Ribbon Dancer surrounded by Treaty words and "Every Child Matters," symbolizing SIIT's commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. The second design, a white shirt, showcases an eagle over a grid of colored boxes, offering a year-round alternative to the orange shirt while reflecting SIIT’s values of Balance, Honour, Kinship, and Vision.

Early last year, I collaborated with to design Sacred Paths: Healing Through the Seven Sacred Teachings, authored by Mi'kmaq youth from We’kwistoqnik’ (Eskasoni First Nation). The book centres on the Seven Sacred Teachings - Mi'kmaq guiding principles for healing and leading a balanced life - and features cover art by Shianne Gould, with illustrations by Chanelle Julian, Isaac Jeddore-Gould, and Jayden Jeddore-Gould. I also contributed some extra illustrations inspired by the existing artwork and themes to create a cohesive, visually engaging design that honours Mi'kmaq culture and storytelling.

vinyl and cd design for 's album - boundless possibilities ⭐️

Handmade promotional materials for 's debut back in September 2025. Inspired by their debut album, take me to the after party., the designs included social media posts, business cards, and postcard-style showcase invites. The invites also featured lyrics from their album, which were later scanned and repurposed for lyric videos, tying the band's DIY aesthetic and creative direction together.

sometimes love lives in the things you don't say ⋆｡°✩

boundless possibilities one year anniversary merchandise collection for the one and only ⋆.˚ ☾⭒.˚

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Designed by us, The Doldrums visually captures the emotional landscape of ’s album - a story of stagnation, effort, and eventual acceptance. Set against a pink and orange sunrise gradient, our charcoal-style illustrations feature two versions of Ellen: one lying still amongst the familiar mountains she’s climbed, and the other standing tall, hopeful, and gazing towards the horizon. Overall, the design balances somber reflection with a sense of renewal. Designed using and illustrator for both digitpack, digital, and vinyl formats 🩷🧡.

In 2021, we designed Circle Back: Stories of Reflection, Connection and Transformation, an empowering publication created through the collaborative works of Indigenous youth leaders from both South Africa and communities in Canada. This book was part of the youth-led efforts of the and projects and was guided by three youth editors, Hannah Battiste (Break the Silence, Be The Change, Eskasoni, NS, Canada), Andraya Daniels (Young Indigenous Women’s Utopia, Treaty 6, The Traditional Homeland of the Métis, Saskatoon, SK, Canada), and Bongiwe Maome (Girls Leading Change, Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, South Africa).

In 2023, worked with us to design a visually appealing and engaging business sustainability plan for RavenSpace, a multimedia publisher of community-based works in Indigenous studies. 🐦‍⬛

In 2021 I was contracted by to create a children’s animal care colouring book, Animal Guardians. The book was developed to address the need for an engaging resource on animal care with a focus on Indigenous youth and rez dogs. Compiled using , with illustrations drawn by using , Animal Guardians helps young readers learn the importance of compassion and care for animals in their communities.

Going to be posting a lot of old and new designs as I get back to posting more of my work! Back in 2021-2022 I was hired by to develop branding and a visual identity guide for their new project, ._ 📢 4theRecord focused on exploring risk and risk taking among young q***r and racialized individuals. I also hosted a one-on-one workshop with the youth to share with them tips and tricks on how to create their own content inspired by the project’s branding and visual identity.

Hope everyone’s week is off to a good start! Starting the week off with an ad design I created for for the Leading Change initiative back in 2022. We kept it short and concise as it would be in a high-traffic environment - the - and used the ACWS’s purple to draw attention to the banner’s message: The Stampeders are Leading Change to End Gender-Based Violence. Designed by using