Branding, Print, Signage, Award Winning Design
Established by a treaty between Canada and the United States in 1954, the Great Lakes Fishery Commission (Commission) was tasked with protecting the Great Lakes from the invasive sea lamprey population. Today they operate one of the most successful aquatic control programs in the world, along with supporting and facilitating research and outreach.
The Q LTD team and myself have been working with the Commission since 2018. What started as a poster design, had turned into a full visual rebrand. From logos to guidebooks, outreach material, and everything in between; the Commission has been one of my favorite clients to work with, and I’m happy to support the work that they do.
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The Laurentian is the Great Lakes Fishery Commission's scientific journal, publishing research and history about the Commission and the Great Lakes.
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This guide book was made to help field workers identify larval lamprey, with extensive illustrations, and photos detailing different features and characteristics of each species.
This infographic illustrates the life cycle of the sea lamprey; from larval stage, to parasitic form, to spawning. Illustrations were done by me.
SLAP is a group within the Commission that raises sea lampreys in a controlled environment for the purpose of scientific research. The Commission uses their findings to better understand the life cycle of the sea lamprey.
SUPCON is another group within the Commission that researches and applies sea lamprey control methods.
