We’re experienced with producing successful annual reports, technically detailed product catalogs, and general marketing support materials.
Dasal needed a catalog that would appeal to an architect's love of space and colour yet contain the engineering information required to spec in light fixtures. These two personalities are reflected in two distinct sections of the catalog, with a slight grey tone on all pages pertaining to the engineer.
Katanna needed an aesthetic balanced between the familiar high-end spa look combined with a pharmaceutical presentation to reinforce their medical background. The resulting ads play with the concept of frosted glass to create a sense of discreteness.
Clean and consistent are qualities that MG Chemicals asked for when offbeat was assigned to freshen their brand. The challenge was in differentiating several different products which are, on the most part, clear liquids. Colour coding helps distringuish between product categories and individual products.
As vendors of worldwide photography to major travel websites, VRX needed virutally a global appeal. Taking cues from the international school, with the use of sans serifs and clean layouts, offbeat prepared a high-impact report.
Emerging from the electrical industry as a major building solutions provider, Concept required a unique, professional visual identity to signify its more conceptual positioning in the burgeoning Calgary market. Offbeat provided Concept with a set of modular brochures which can be mixed and matched to tailor to potential clients.
Browns' Restaurant Group is a fast growing, popular chain that sets the benchmark for a stylish yet accessible dining experience in Vancouver. Offbeat assisted with the development and production of various interior design elements that help communicate the core brand.
Offbeat was enslisted to help communicate Colortec Screenprinting's services in both digital and silkscreen print production.
Offbeat honours traditional print design with the creation of intimate, short-run print projects for select clients.
The Resolutions Film Festival was the 2002 grad year show for the media, film and animation students of Emily Carr. A collaboration with an animation student produced the hybrid image that is used as the face of the brand. The tickets were colour coded to indicate the four different nights of showing.