TLR Design developed a proprietary display typeface to further develop their brand identity. Typegami was created by referencing the core company values.

This fully functional typeface embodies an accurate representation of folded paper type, and was selected as a winning entry in the 2015 Applied Arts Magazine Student Awards. The work was published in their November/December 2015 issue and featured in their online Winners Gallery.

Typography
Branding + Identity

CŪBE represents an extensive professional development project undertaken by TLR Design that included many different creative services.

In an effort to continuously expand the studio's skill set in producing effective and engaging design, TLR Design set out to work in a more three-dimensional format. With this in mind, TLR Design set out to design and produce a furniture item which became the CŪBE.

The product was conceived as a versatile storage solution with a contemporary aesthetic, designed to look great with any high-style, modern décor. This informed the final branding and identity executed by TLR Design.

Branding + Identity
Stationery Design
Advertisement Design
Product Design
Photography

This album series represents a professional development concept project in which each season of the year is featured by a seasonally appropriate cover art. The design developed by TLR Design is translatable both in print and digitally as a small scale thumbnail for platforms such as iTunes.

TLR Design developed a set of organic letterforms specifically for this project, in addition to a complete and polished package design.

Receiving an honourable mention in the 2014 GDC National Scholarships, this project was published on the GDC website and was also featured in an online editorial by Applied Arts Magazine.

Package Design
Typography

TLR Design participated in a design development exercise that was focused on one of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. The UN's MDG's represent a set of eight goals that aim to address some of our worlds greatest issues. The MDG featured in this project is that of Goal 7: Ensure Environmental Sustainability.

TLR Design was tasked with designing a universal icon for the assigned goal as well as a set of two posters to raise awareness for both a related local and global cause.

This project is featured in an edited publication that outlines the project in full and examines the process involved, from the development of the icon to the final poster designs. This book can be purchased through Blurb.

Icon Design
Poster Design
Photography

Canadian designer, Bruce Mau, published a manifesto, An Incomplete Manifesto for Growth, that inspired TLR Design to produce a creative product that examines a single item featured in the manifesto. TLR Design illustrated, designed and produced this work, focusing on the third point, Process is more important than outcome. 

Illustration
Product Design

TLR Design recognizes that a large part of communication is visual, as such, illustrations can play an important role in emphasizing a message. With this in mind, TLR Design created this illustration as a professional development exercise, drawing inspiration from a song lyric.

Illustration

TLR Design worked on a professional development project that focused on a current social issue, producing a related magazine article and spread. This project focused on the issue of Body Image Mania, and discusses the daily concerns and challenges individuals face in terms of this current social ideology.

This particular project was developed to fit within an existing magazine as a feature spread.

Magazine Spread Design
Photography
Typography