

This project reimagines the Vancouver Visual Art Foundation's brand and website to better reflect tis mission of supporting Vancouver's vibrant visual arts community.

Vancouver Visual Art Foundation: A nonprofit organization supporting Vancouver's visual arts scene through
exhibitions, education, and community initiatives.
As a digital designer at Vancouver Visual Art Foundation (VVAF), I led a rebranding initiative to modernize the
organization's visual identity and strengthen its connection with the local creative community. The foundation,
known for promoting visual arts and supporting artists across Vancouver, needed a refreshed brand that reflected
its growth and inclusivity while staying true to its artistic roots.
Objective:
The goal was to evolve VVAF’s brand identity into one that felt modern, vibrant, and cohesive across all digital
and print touch points - from social media and website to event collateral and marketing campaigns.
Outcome:
The rebrand successfully repositioned VVAF as a contemporary and inclusive arts organization, appealing to both
emerging and professional artists. Engagements across social media and event participation saw noticeable
improvement following the launch.
My role
Brand Strategy: Defined the brand identity into one that felt modern, vibrant, and cohesive across all digital
and print touch points - from social media and website to event collateral and marketing campaigns.
Visual Identity Design: Redesigned the logo, colour palette, typography, and brand assets to create a unified and
dynamic visual system.
Digital Design: Applied the refreshed identity to the website, email templates, and digital campaigns.

Old Vancouver Visual Art Foundation Website
Old Branding Guideline
New Branding Guideline




