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| Stars Brochure 2007 |
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| nonfiction was delighted to partner with STARS to design their 2007 brochure! |
| Paramount Resources Ltd. Annual Report 2006 |
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| Agrium Annual Report 2005 |
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| Agrium's 2005 Annual Report won Gold and came in 47th over all (out of 1,900 entries) in the LACP International Vision Awards.
Agrium Inc. is a leading global producer and marketer of agricultural nutrients and industrial products and a major retail supplier of agricultural products and services in both North America and Argentina. |
| ARC Energy Trust Annual Report 2005 |
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| If there is one sentence that best described ARC's messaging this year it was that ARC is a company that has been purposefully built for the future. The client wanted a book that evoked quality, technical ability and stability with an engineering focus. Arc's annual report clearly and concisely demonstrates their new initiatives and innovative technologies and communicates ARC Energy Trust's position as a "Blue Chip" company - as a corporate entity that is without question "Best in Class". |
| Canexus Annual Report 2005 |
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| Canexus produces sodium chlorate and chlor-alkali products largely for the pulp and paper and water treatment industries. The 2005 Canexus annual report was the first annual report to shareholders since the company became a publicly traded entity. The design mandate was to create a book that was stylish while strategically demonstrating the conservative nature of the industry in which Canexus operates. The overall feel of the book denotes descriptors such as reliable, stable, efficient and practical, and the content of the report demonstrates a strong commitment to Canexus employees. |
| Clear Annual Report 2005 |
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| The concept that best represents the Clear Energy 2005 annual report is "confidence". The look and feel of the annual is simple elegance, expressed by the unique size and horizontal format of the book, and the creative use of inks and typography throughout. It is a book that is uncluttered and easy to read. Not only is it pretty to look at, it presents the facts quickly and well - the strategic use of pull quotes communicate the main corporate messaging while the layout of the copy draws the reader in to a multi-layered and comprehensive read. |
| Freehold Annual Report 2005 |
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| Freehold Royalty Trust is a publicly traded oil and gas royalty trust formed in November 1996. Freehold owns a large number of diverse royalty-generating properties and working interest properties that provide income from crude oil, natural gas, natural gas liquids and potash. The company owns interests in more than two million gross acres of land and receives production income from more than 22,000 oil and gas wells. |
| Paramount Resources Annual Report 2005 |
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| Paramount is the kind of client that designers long for. They are confident in their corporate identity and approach each year's annual report as a chance to communicate their corporate story in a unique and creative way. Paramount Resources actually encourage nonfiction to create artistic books with a strong sense of design. Over the past four years, nonfiction's mandate has been to produce annual reports that are free of the fluff and taglines that Paramount feel distract from their corporate story. Rather, we focus in on the facts of the company, and design no-nonsense annual reports that are rich in their clarity of color, photography and illustration, and innovative in the use of typography and graphs. |
| Canada Post Biosphere Stamp |
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| In a collaboration with Ireland's An Post, Canada Post selected nonfiction studios inc. to design a joint-issue stamp set honouring two UNESCO biosphere reserves; Killarney National Park in Ireland and Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta. Since 1970, the United Nations has recognized certain important ecosystems around the world as models of how humans should live with nature, and the design challenge was to pay homage to the natural beauty of these regions so valued by both nations. |
| Canada Post Mountaineering Stamp |
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| nonfiction worked with Canada Post to design a new postage stamp celebrating the history of mountaineering in Canada. The Alpine Club of Canada's first meeting was in March 1906, in Winnipeg. Today, the group is headquartered in Canmore, Alberta. For 100 years the Alpine Club of Canada has been organizing competitive climbing, promoting preservation of alpine environments, educating Canadians about mountain travel and nurturing national pride in our mountaineering heritage. |
| Kindersley Book |
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| True Energy wanted to give a gift to the town of Kindersley Saskatchewan, as a thank-you for years of support and welcome in the community. Photographer Gary Campbell was commissioned to capture the drama and rugged tenacity of the Saskatchewan prairies around Kindersley; nonfiction was asked to capture the same spirit in the design of a coffee table book that would do justice to the epic photography. The book had to be an art piece, but it also had to embody the authenticity of the community, and represent a classic, no-nonsense prairie aesthetic. It had to be an heirloom without being pretentious. Each page of the book has GPS coordinates corresponding to the location where the photograph was taken, and a select number of copies of the book were given out with hand-held GPS navigators. Readers can actually find the places depicted in the book and experience them personally. |
| Royal Tyrrell Museum Tracks & Traces Newsletter |
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| The Royal Tyrrell Museum is not just a static museum filled with the bones of extinct creatures, it's a vital, working scientific facility — a world renowned centre of exploration and research. The Tyrrell Museum wanted to increase awareness of all the goings-on at the facility, and to communicate to the public the exciting achievements of the scientists working there. They asked nonfiction to design a newsletter to offer a behind-the-scenes look at the events and discoveries happening at the Museum. nonfiction created the logo for the new initiative, and designed the bi-yearly newsletter to appeal to both adults and children, because having a passion for dinosaurs is not limited to any one age group! |
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