ACORN – the key organization in Atlantic Canada for organic agriculture – asked Parapluie to build an education kit which would act as an efficient way to share knowledge with a growing community across the region. The large-format display and related materials are well-organized and tastefully extend the ACORN brand identity. more
Teens Now Talk is a magazine that features content that is created by teens. It is wild and fun; and though by its nature it breaks many visual design rules, Parapluie consistently presents the teens' work in a professional, published format that they can be proud of. Character illustrations: Marven Nelligan. more
We spend a lot of time on our clients' work. As a consequence we don't pay as much attention to this website as we should! Updates will continue — someday. If you are left with any questions in the meantime, please do get in touch.
We spend a lot of time on our clients' work. As a consequence we don't pay as much attention to this website as we should! Updates will continue — someday. If you are left with any questions in the meantime, please do get in touch.
The largest group of credit unions in Atlantic Canada required regional promotion of patronage programs, including creative development, copy, and materials. Parapluie's typographic concept works across multiple media: community communications materials, outdoor display, point-of-sale buttons, staff t-shirts, pull-up displays, electronic banners, credit union websites, and social media tools. more
Codex Rare Books needed an online infrastructure that could present rare books with a depth and complexity unparalleled by any other resource. Parapluie built – and continues to maintain and expand ‐ a cohesive structural and automation system for the creation and hosting of a massive database. The custom-built system includes tools for curation, archiving, and exposition — all in double-HD resolution. more
The Battle of the Atlantic Place working group required an emblem and visual design to exemplify the exciting story and significance of the building. Parapluie developed an identity and materials for the project which were based on printing technologies of the Second World War era — but with a contemporary and dynamic look and feel. Artist's renderings of Battle of the Atlantic Place: Stantec. more
One of the most exciting projects underway in Halifax right now is the building of the Battle of the Atlantic Place.
The working group for the project required a visual standard to communicate not only the excitement of the building itself, but also the history and significance of that building's mandate.
To mirror this mandate, the logo's typeface and artwork are based on the printing technologies of the Second World War era, but have been used to create a logo with a contemporary and dynamic look and feel.
Artist's renderings of Battle of the Atlantic Place: Stantec.
Design isn't for print or Web… design is for people. Web, packaging, print, product creation (and so on…) all work together to form the world that you want to build and that you want to live in. Parapluie's designers cover years of experience in local, national, and international markets — and that combined experience creates some of the finest, unique designed products in our region.
A small retainer fee can have a huge return on investment, especially if your company depends on its Web site to be up-to-date and accurate. Let Parapluie's Web maintenance team complete these changes for you in weekly, monthly, or quarterly plan packages. Our focus and expertise allows us to update your site with speed and accuracy, ensuring that its visitors are always greeted with a professional venue for doing business with you.
Does WordPress not do what you want it to do? Does Wix not behave? Parapluie builds and edits code in the very same computing languages that these products were built upon. We can modify or recode anything to make it do what you need it to do — without breaking the rest of the site! We do this every single day. Why shouldn't you get what you want when you pay for it? One size does not fit all.
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