Marie-Pierre Photography is a Sherwood Park family photographer and our very own graphic designer.
Marie-Pierre wanted a classic website design with a modern touch. She went for a bright and airy look that showcases her photographic art and reflects the timelessness of the products she offers.
During the summer of 2017, Ross (our programmer) came up with a great idea for a card came. A year and a half later—after many hours of thinking, testing, illustrating, playing and designing—we are proud to launch the website for Mutation Wars. Not only is it Oops! Design’s first game, but it is also Ross’ first illustration work!
We invite you to visit the site and sign up to be informed as soon as the game is up for sale!
After being in business for more than 12 years, we decided to modernize and rebrand our studio. A new logo and business card were the starting point of the creative process. Then came the website, which was long overdue and is still a work in progress—we are notorious for putting our clients at the top of our priority list!
You are currently visiting part of the new site but we invite you to come back later to see it all!
During the summer of 2017, Ross (our programmer) came up with a great idea for a card came. A year and a half later—after many hours of thinking, testing, illustrating, playing and designing—we are proud to launch the website for Mutation Wars. Not only is it Oops! Design’s first game, but it is also Ross’ first illustration work!
We invite you to visit the site and sign up to be informed as soon as the game is up for sale!
After being in business for more than 12 years, we decided to modernize and rebrand our studio. A new logo and business card were the starting point of the creative process. Then came the website, which was long overdue and is still a work in progress—we are notorious for putting our clients at the top of our priority list!
You are currently visiting part of the new site but we invite you to come back later to see it all!
Human rights, laws, discrimination and harassment are serious topics. To make them lighter and more interesting to younger students, we opted for a modern and bold design with lots of images.
Poster created for Une lune entre deux maisons, a play for young audiences by Le Carrousel, a theatre company based in Montreal. In the play, the two characters live next door to each other but it seems like that is all they have in common. One night, spooky sounds and looming shadows bring them closer together and they learn to become friends.
You can find out more about the play here.
“Je prends quelques minutes pour te dire combien je suis ravie par tes propositions… […] je tenais à te dire combien je suis heureuse de t’avoir appelée.”
Human rights, laws, discrimination and harassment are serious topics. To make them lighter and more interesting to younger students, we opted for a modern and bold design with lots of images.
La fête franco-albertaine has been held in the beautiful Rocky Mountains close to Nordegg, Alberta, for the last few years. For the design of their new website, we were inspired by the fact that all festival goers are required to purchase a passport to access the site and participate in the activities.
Tell me! is an amazing resource for teachers. Its goal is to provide early elementary students with foundational writing skills. Oops! Design was commissioned by the Centre for Literacy to illustrate and design picture prompts and other materials to be used by students as a launch pad for creating a story or describing a picture.
Radio Cité is a new radio station for the French community in the greater Edmonton area. Oops! Design developed their logo, a roll up banner and a calendar as a starting point for their brand. The calendar is used as a promotional article and incorporates a detachable membership card.
