Andrew Lewis Design

A new poster for Vancouver’s Twenty Something Theatre production of “Nocturne” by Adam Rapp.

An interview with Sabrina Evertt founder of Twenty Something Theatre on my posters and the process of creating them. I tried to provide thoughts and responses directed at design students.

The poster I originally designed for the International Poster Biennial of Mexico‘s Biodiveristy Exhibition has been selected for use in; The Great Oil Leak Poster Project, TedxOilSpill, and the MUT ZYR WUT outdoor poster exhibition organized by Götz Gramlich and held on the streets of Heidelberg Germany. The poster also won an award in the 2010 Communication Arts Magazine Design Annual Winners!

Cascadia Liquor is a new private merchant that focus on local British Columbia and west coast wines, craft beers and spirits. Capturing this atmosphere in the logo and complete branding system (wayfinding, signage, garments, advertsing) was a truly enjoyable experience!

A small and eclectic selection of posters I designed for Vancouver’s Twenty Something Theatre for their 2010 Season.

The International Biennial of the Poster in Bolivia kindly invited me to join an international jury of designers and to provide a presentation held in La Paz, Bolivia. I was also given solo exhibition held at Espacio Simón Patiño Gallery. I was treated like a king by the organizers and students. Gracais mi hermoso Bolivianos!

Jane and Peter Ellmann approached me to redesign their wine labels having just taken over Chalet Estate Winery. I said I would be delighted to but we need to 1) change the name of the winery and 2) create a fresh new brand identity system. I brought in Su Grimmer from Flycatcher Communications to direct the rebranding (name and words) and me (logo and brand/packaging) and Muse Winery was born. It was a hell of a lot of fun but more importantly sales have soared for new owners!

I was commissioned by Scotiabank (Canada) in partnership with Orange (Europe) to create a series of credit cards for Mastercard to be used exclusively in the caribbean market. This was, to say the least a very challenging yet rewarding project.

30 Reasons is a 30-day email and internet campaign to encourage people to vote for Barack Obama. The goal is simple: Use design to build a logical, multi-faceted argument for Obama and make it easy to share each reason with another person. I am delighted to have been the only Canadian designer invited to participate in this online exhibition, which hopefully will bring an end to the past 8 years of the Bush Administration insanity.

The Pécsi Galéria in Hungary has invited Andrew Lewis as the only North America poster designer to be included in the exhibition: “Culture And…” The exhibition runs Oct 3-30, 2008.