About ME
Hi, I'm Tyler. I'm a graphic designer raised in Vermont, living in British Columbia. The goal is to make clear and compelling work with a thoughtful approach to tools and medium. I've been fortunate to work with some great teams with similar aims at places like Arc'teryx. If you have questions about design, type, digital accessibility, or just need recommendations for getting outside in British Columbia, don't hesitate, reach out.
OVERVIEW
I've delivered 200 projects and thousands of individual assets for Arc'teryx, including creative and production design on identity, digital, print, icon, type, and motion for mainline, ReGear, films, academies, System A, collaborations, and events. Learn more →
For a fundraising campaign for an underfunded hospital network in Toronto I made a custom font from the community's handwriting, working with with Ogilvy and Liiift. The campaign was featured in national news (CBC, The Globe and Mail) and letters were hoisted on a flag at city hall. The campaign raised $100 million, and in response the government of Ontario announced an additional $1 billion investment. Learn more →
I started and lead Optical, a variable font web tool for varied low vision. I do research, web, identity, type design and project management for the 20+ month project. Optical is based on feedback from experts in the low vision, type and technology communities, including a bunch of great people associated with Google fonts and accessibility teams, the Advanced Reading Technologies team at Microsoft, the the Disability Alliance of BC, and the Health Design Lab. Learn more →
I contributed web, type, identity, and wayfinding design to projects with the Health Design Lab for Aide Canada (national intellectual disabilities resource network), Dementia Lab, and the BC Cancer Agency.
