Fresh Art & Design Inc.

Fresh Art & Design Inc. Fresh Art & Design Inc. is an award-winning, Indigenous-owned communication design firm based in Toronto.

As visual storytellers, we bring our client's message to life through the use of compelling imagery and the written word. Clients range from the largest blue-chip corporations to the smallest non-profit organizations.

Honoured to have my painting of the Peacekeeper selected for the Woodland Cultural Centre’s (WCC) monumental 50th annive...
06/27/2025

Honoured to have my painting of the Peacekeeper selected for the Woodland Cultural Centre’s (WCC) monumental 50th anniversary for its Indigenous Art 2025: 50th Annual Juried Exhibition. Under the guidance and expertise of this year’s guest curator, Alex Jacobs-Blum, and artistic director Jake Jamieson, the exhibit will be open to the public until September 30, 2025. This photo was snapped at the opening, the day before Indigenous Peoples Day.
Dedicated to the memory of Patricia Deadman. Skén:nen

We're honoured to announce that our studio has won an Award for the University of Toronto's Indigenous Annual Report in ...
05/18/2022

We're honoured to announce that our studio has won an Award for the University of Toronto's Indigenous Annual Report in the Education category in the 2022 So(cial) Good Design Awards. The So(cial) Good Design Awards celebrate design's undeniable power to incite meaningful action and make positive change.

Today we honour our stolen children who survived the Indian Residential System and the ones that never made it back home...
09/30/2021

Today we honour our stolen children who survived the Indian Residential System and the ones that never made it back home.

Remembering all our relatives who were forced to attend residential schools. Like my uncle, pictured here, and my many o...
07/01/2021

Remembering all our relatives who were forced to attend residential schools. Like my uncle, pictured here, and my many other uncles and aunties who were forced to attend the mush hole.



We remember all our relatives who survived, and the ones who did not.
06/24/2021

We remember all our relatives who survived, and the ones who did not.

We always look forward to collaborating with NWRCT to create their Annual Report.This organization provides life changin...
12/01/2020

We always look forward to collaborating with NWRCT to create their Annual Report.
This organization provides life changing support to urban Indigenous women, and their families.
Thank you to Stef + Ethan for their stunning photography.

Chi-Miigwech to this year’s Success Story Subjects for allowing us to photograph their portraits.

Opera Canada’s 60th Anniversary Issue, on newsstands now!We went with a low-key, sophisticated approach - minimal cover ...
11/20/2020

Opera Canada’s 60th Anniversary Issue, on newsstands now!
We went with a low-key, sophisticated approach - minimal cover lines, with a first look at the new logo.
PMS silver ink with spot matte varnish on the purple. Biggest issue ever, 96 pages, perfect bound.

Indigenous people living in urban areas has always been a neglected topic in the public discourse, particularly the chal...
12/05/2019

Indigenous people living in urban areas has always been a neglected topic in the public discourse, particularly the challenges they face and the colonial influences that continue to impact their experiences in the city. We are honoured to bring these issues to light in collaboration with the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples in their 2019 Research Report, "Urban Indigenous People: Not just passing through".

The front cover shows one of the four sacred medicines in Indigenous culture, sage, coming out of a crack of concrete, illustrating an analogy on the presence of the Indigenous community within urban areas and their growth over the years. The theme of the four sacred medicines: sage, cedar, to***co, and sweetgrass continues throughout the rest of the report as an extension of the front cover concept.

Design by Christine Chiou. Imagery by Christine Chiou/iStock.

Congress of Aboriginal Peoples: www.abo-peoples.org

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Toronto, ON

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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+14163637017

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