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

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

Parapluie provided pre-press production services for the first 36–72 pages of information presented in every Atlantic Canadian telephone book. The project represented annual publication of 37 books of unique content in both of Canada's official national languages — without a single error in the eight-year duration of the project. Agency service: Cossette Atlantic. more

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

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