Sky Story Creative

11/18/2025

Looking back at old commercials we produced.

11/17/2025

Just regular Monday at Sky Story. ✌️

05/29/2025

🚍 Throwback to GOVA, the bold rebrand of Greater Sudbury Transit we brought to life in 2019.

From new routes to a new name, this project was all about movement — not just across the city, but in mindset. We crafted a brand identity that spoke to both long-time riders and new users, blending vibrant visuals, inclusive messaging, and strategic rollout across every touchpoint.

Social. Digital. Outdoor. Even the buses got a makeover.

The results:
✔ 1M+ earned media impressions
✔ 10–15% increase in ridership
✔ A stronger connection between transit and community

Looking back, we’re proud to have helped shape a system that still carries Sudbury forward.

05/22/2025

Client Work Spotlight ✨| The “S.H.E” Project - One Sky, Many Stories
We’re proud to share our work on the S.H.E (Sky. Horizon. Earth) Project - a permanent Indigenous art installation in the newly revitalized Arthur Meighen Building in Toronto. ☁️🌿🔥
In partnership with PSPC, our team led the artistic direction, fabrication, and installation of immersive artworks in the Assembly Hall and Education Space. Blending traditional + contemporary Indigenous storytelling, we brought together First Nation, Métis, and Inuit perspectives to create a space rooted in connection, curiosity, and collective experience.
Rooted in the theme “One Sky, Many Stories,” this multi-sensory exhibit honors Treaty 13 territory and celebrates the rich cultural histories of its Indigenous peoples - a reminder that while our stories are different, we all live under the same sky.

03/11/2025

A few years back we were hired by Atikameksheng Anishnawbek. They wanted to provide members suffering from mental health difficulties a safe and healthy environment to begin their healing journey through their new, mobile community outreach program called “Walking Together.”
We worked with them on the copywriting, branding, and ex*****on of this community oriented program.
Branding has the ability to make the world a better place.

09/30/2024

serves as a reminder of the profound damage inflicted by Canada’s residential school system, which forcibly removed over 150,000 , , and children from their families between 1831 and 1996.

It’s hard to believe, but the last of these federally-funded schools closed less than 30 years ago. The survivors of this cultural genocide are not a distant chapter in history—they live among us today. We owe it to them to educate ourselves, to listen with compassion, and to take meaningful action.

Our very own Jayden Ode'imin (Anishinaabe) member of Whitefish River First Nation created our graphics for Orange Shirt Day. Jayden is an adoptee dedicated to her community's cultural revitalization, learning land based skills and teaching children in the child welfare system how to bead. She works as our agency Graphic Designer. Miigwech for your work and dedication Jayden!

Reconciliation is not just a word; it’s a continuous journey that demands responsibility and dedication from everyone. As we wear orange today, let’s pledge to do better by amplifying Indigenous voices, learning the true history of residential schools, and supporting Indigenous-led efforts.

To learn more about residential schools or to support survivors, consider donating to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS).

06/30/2024

Congratulations, Giima/Chief Craig Nootchtai! 🙏 It was an honor for my team and me to contribute to your campaign. With your leadership, Atikameksheng Anishnawbek is poised for a bright future.
Craig Nootchtai
Atikameksheng Anishnawbek
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Sign up today to show your support for Craig Nootchtai, who is dedicated to becoming the next Chief of Atikameksheng and driving positive change for the community. Your support can help Craig bring his vision of progress and unity to life for Atikameksheng Anishnawbek.

06/09/2024

Thrilled to have worked with Chief/Gimaa Craig Nootchtai on his reelection campaign! Craig is truly dedicated to his community and will stop at nothing to help Atikameksheng Anishnawbek achieve a prosperous and beautiful future. I'm not a member of his community but if I did he would have my vote! 🌟💪
Craig Nootchtai Atikameksheng Anishnawbek

Sign up today to show your support for Craig Nootchtai, who is dedicated to becoming the next Chief of Atikameksheng and driving positive change for the community. Your support can help Craig bring his vision of progress and unity to life for Atikameksheng Anishnawbek.

01/07/2024

Do any of you know an Odawa artist? Preferably someone still living in the Ottawa area. Tag any artist, or friends of artists you may know below. :D Miigwetch

11/07/2023

Working on this colourful, and meaningful Indigenous project was such a treat. 🐢🏝️

📙Check out the Case Study below
https://www.behance.net/gallery/173075743/Protect-Your-Elders-Case-Study