Latest Work.

Harris & Brun: Website.

Skunkworks is pleased to announce that we have now completed and launched Harris & Brun’s new website. The new site, www.harrisbrun.com, also incorporates a blog that is presently being utilized as a vehicle to support Robert Brun QC’s candidacy for Vice President of the Canadian Bar Association and will later be transitioned to a firm-wide blog once the election winds up in March.

Robbie Sheffman: Website and Corporate Identity.

Robbie Sheffman recently contacted Skunkworks to help him launch his new solo immigration law practice in Victoria, BC. Starting with his logo we opted for a modern colour scheme and visual cues reminiscent of international visa documents. From there we designed a clean, straightforward website that would be user friendly for English speakers and ESL clients alike. The result is www.immigrationlawbc.com.

Harris & Brun: Corporate Identity.

This new logo and stationery package for Vancouver's Harris & Brun law firm is the next step in a bigger project encompassing Robert Brun's blog and a whole new company website coming live later this month.

BC Court of Appeal 100th Anniversary: Website.

2010 marks the British Columbia Court of Appeal's 100th anniversary. Skunkworks is honoured to have been selected to create a new logo, website and conference collateral in conjunction with the Court's 100th anniversary. The new BCCA100.ca website includes a photo gallery drawn from the Court's archives including portraits of every Chief Justice of British Columbia, the original ground-breaking of the old courthouse building (now the Vancouver Art Gallery), and significant historical events such as Lord Denning's visit for the opening of the current Vancouver Courts in 1979, and the first all-woman panel of the Court of Appeal.

Plans for the 2010 centennial include a one-hour documentary "Though the Heavens Fall: 100 Years of the BC Court of Appeal", a book by author Christopher Moore, and a judicial and academic conference in April 2010 featuring professor and legal futurist Richard Susskind and keynote speaker Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin P.C.

For more information, please visit the Court's centenary website here: bcca100.ca

BCCEAS: Brochure and Inserts.

The BC Centre for Elder Advocacy & Support is a BC-based non profit charitable organization that provides key resources and information about the rights of older adults, elder abuse and the law. The BCCEAS recently launched a new website and hired Skunkworks to design print materials to complement and extend their web presence.

Carol Donohoe: Website.

Carol Donohoe has 14 years experience as a Law Office Administrator and is a certified Amicus Attorney™ consultant. She hired Skunkworks to design both a print and web “business card” to support her consulting work. We started with developing her logo and colour palette and then translated the result into a straightforward Microsite (www.caroldonohoe.com).

Looking Up: Website.

Anticipating the book launch of Looking Up: One Person’s Journey to Recovery after Life with an Alcoholic (due out in the fall of 2009), Skunkworks has helped author, Susan Greene create a blog and support site for people who have or had an alcoholic (or addict of any kind) in their lives.

The title, Looking Up, expresses the promise of hope for those caught in the emotional chaos of life with an alcoholic. It also references the element of spirituality which was an important part of the author's own journey to recovery.

Those trying to cope and heal from the impact of a relationship with an addict need constant support. Susan Greene asked Skunkworks to help her create a platform where she could provide more frequent messages of understanding and support, and to serve as a forum for people to share their own stories. The result is www.lookingup.ca. We are honoured to have been chosen to help Susan spread her pragmatic and unique brand of hope and inspiration.

MEA Forensic: Corporate Identity.

MEA Forensic Engineers and Scientists investigate a wide range of transportation, personal injury, product, property & premises, and aviation cases. As a recognized leader in its field, the company required a new, more sophisticated corporate identity that better aligned with its status as a high-profile professional services organization, international in scope, and comprised of technical experts with a broad range of subject expertise.

Skunkworks developed a new wordmark and a three-point icon – a stylized glyph that draws its inspiration from the mathematical “therefore” symbol (∴), and implicitly incorporates scientific themes of accuracy and problem solving, while retaining MEA’s longstanding tagline “Let the Evidence Speak.®”

MEA Forensic: Collateral.

One of the first communication pieces Skunkworks has produced for MEA Forensic is a brochure showcasing the company’s various practice groups. The document utilizes compelling large format imagery and a very clean, modern aesthetic to communicate MEA Forensic’s business focus and showcase the technical precision for which they are renowned.

Bull, Housser & Tupper: Website.

Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP is one of Western Canada's largest independent law firms. The firm required a new, completely redesigned and more powerful website that better reflects their position in the marketplace and the sophistication of their legal service offerings. The new BHT.com site is built on Skunkworks JETPACK Content Management System, giving the firm's in-house marketing staff the ability to easily manage the site content and keep the site current with myriad news, events and transactions that the members of the 90+ lawyer firm are involved with on a daily basis. The site utilizes many client-friendly features including a drop-down lawyer search from the home page, sophisticated cross-referencing technology that ties together and associates related content, detailed lawyer biographies, and rss feeds.