My Portfolio

Introducing Plalker.org, my passion project aimed at organizing community plastic cleanup events. It serves as an online platform for organizing and announcing community clean-up events. We hope people will develop their awareness of environmental issues by removing plastic waste from our ecosystems. This project promotes physical activity, forges community bonds, and champions environmental stewardship.

Les Ami.e.s du carré civique de Saint-Boniface is a not for profit citizen action group created earlier in 2022. Their aim is to protect the old town hall of Saint-Boniface and the entire civic square. One feature of the website revolves around the logo that I created. It is an overhead representation of the parcel of land. The red circles represent the buildings placed on the property. The dark blue rings represent the sections of land without buildings. The iconography on the town square page represents each of the different buildings and where they are placed on the property.

Sarah Lamontagne Photo was my first client. When I first began to learn web building, I casually told Sarah one day that I could make a website for her and she jumped at the opportunity, wanting one for her start-up photography business. Just recently, we did a website make-over. Have a look!

Aimée Craft is an academic, lawyer, artist, and changemaker. Together, we set out to create a website that features her work in three areas of focus; Water, Treaties, and Indigenous Justice. Aimée is dedicated to the protection of water and reminds us that our relationship with it is sacred and a never-ending one. In addition to the breadth of her selected works listed on the website, you can also download her media kit and CV for much more.

Ryszard Hunka was looking for a website to feature his films and photography. With an interest in developing unique design elements, I created the filmstrip that is placed on the right side of each page. Ryszard and I also felt that the darker palette gave a more intimate feeling to the web pages—like being in a movie theatre.

The Enhanced Therapy Institute is an organization founded and led by Darek Dawda. Currently, he is devoting much energy towards educating people on the latest developments in MDMA-Assisted psychotherapies. Clinical trials involving the use of MDMA accompanied with psychotherapy are showing that MDMA is an effective medicine that helps people who have experienced trauma. There are indications that the use of MDMA may be legalized for treating PTSD in the coming years. Further scientific research is also underway to assess its effectiveness for relationship therapy. Be sure to listen to his podcast, it’s very informative and rich with insight.

Founded in 2017, Réseau N.O. is the grouping of French-speaking artist-run centers in Northern and Western Canada (Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta Saskatchewan, and Manitoba). The network aims to develop opportunities for dissemination, professionalization and networking for visual artists from official language minority communities.

La Maison des artistes visuels francophones presented me with a challenge to re-design their decades-old website. The scope of the project was extensive as it involved the preservation of roughly 160 exhibition archives and also included the development of a members area where artists can create their own artist page by filling out a front-facing form. A big part of the design went into the back-end of the website so to make it easy for staff to update and manage it.