BRIEF:
Established under the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms in 1976, The Commission is an independent organization dedicated to fulfilling its mission solely for the benefit of the population and in the public interest. Entrusted with graphic design and illustrations, I undertook two distinct projects. The first involved creating two brochures and a coloring book aimed at raising awareness about the inclusion of children with disabilities in summer camps across Quebec. The second project comprised a set of three bilingual flyers addressing discrimination, mediation, and intervention for children.
RESEARCH:
Throughout the development process, I carefully considered The Commission's existing visual language, incorporating elements such as colors and text fonts. Additionally, I adhered to their guidelines for visual accessibility, ensuring a seamless integration with The Commission's established identity.
OUTCOME:
For the brochures and coloring book, I crafted illustrations with a more child-friendly appeal, while adopting a more mature aesthetic for the illustrations featured in the flyers. I strategically manipulated shapes and compositions to effectively accommodate the substantial amount of text, maintaining a visually friendly and accessible design.
