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Blue Yonder Creative With a passion for design, authenticity, and going beyond the ordinary, I bring stories and ideas to life. To be inspired by beauty each and every day.

-Trina

Blue Yonder Creative is a graphic design, brand, and illustration studio on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, creating for environmental and social impact. I began my career with a Bachelor of Arts, Major in Graphic Design degree (with honours) from Vancouver Island University. Having spent years working as a designer in both agency and non-profit settings provided unique experiences on both sides of the spectrum; the tenacity and discipline of working in a fast-paced creative agency, and the importance of relationships and client experience in a non-profit realm. I enjoy connecting with those who are striving to be the best version of themselves and/or their business. I love seeing good people and good ideas succeed and I am excited to be a part of the story. Blue Yonder Creative is the outcome of my lifelong dream to live and create in a more remote, natural setting. To create impactful design work that is of benefit to our world.

I’m excited to be nominated for the Sunshine Coast People’s Choice Awards for favourite Web Development/Graphic Design F...
10/08/2026

I’m excited to be nominated for the Sunshine Coast People’s Choice Awards for favourite Web Development/Graphic Design Firm. I would be ever so grateful for your vote, and Thursday is the last day to do so!

The Web Development/Graphic Design category is number 39 at the very bottom and I’m listed under Blue Yonder Creative – you can vote here:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=8lBB3nqM8EWWU_QftiW26vNS-O75MFlBjkVRZNQMe-tUM09QREk1RFdGRU04MVBSWDgyMEhYSjAzMC4u

The Sunshine Coast People’s Choice Awards celebrate the incredible local businesses that make our community special. today! Thank you for your consideration 💛

Taking work outside on these warm summer days. There’s always more space at the picnic table for co-workers who are will...
16/07/2026

Taking work outside on these warm summer days. There’s always more space at the picnic table for co-workers who are willing to venture up the winding Sunshine Coast Highway!

Hungry for some splashy icon designs?I recently illustrated a set of humpback whale feeding icons for the team at Ocean ...
13/07/2026

Hungry for some splashy icon designs?

I recently illustrated a set of humpback whale feeding icons for the team at Ocean Wise: bubble-net feeding, lunge feeding, flick feeding, skim feeding, and deep feeding. The icons were designed first as simple, one-colour variations for small-scale use within scientific tables and graphs, and then developed into full-colour variations for social media use.

Icon design can help turn complex ideas into recognizable concepts, while extending your brand visuals at the same time. If you’re work could use some visual clarity, I’d love to chat.

11/05/2026

New stickers for a fun collaboration coming soon!

There’s something special about designing for the place you live.  This series of 10 large-format signs for the Loon Fou...
08/05/2026

There’s something special about designing for the place you live.
 
This series of 10 large-format signs for the Loon Foundation’s past Monitoring Symposium highlights data and observations from Pender Harbour’s coastal species. From seaweed to salmon, the Coastal Waters Monitoring Program tracks changes across these aquatic ecosystems, helping inform science-based decisions about the future of local waterways.

07/04/2026

Ever wonder what goes into designing an illustrated map? Take a walk through creating an illustrated map for China Beach Campground’s proposed expansion.

Have you ever considered the role a tree plays in our marine ecosystems? From forest to the deep sea, this suite of scie...
02/03/2026

Have you ever considered the role a tree plays in our marine ecosystems?

From forest to the deep sea, this suite of scientific illustrations was created for a global review paper commissioned through Jon Dickson and the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ).

Five illustrated diagrams were created to visually communicate the ecological role of wood in aquatic ecosystems, highlighting the differences in a healthy system versus the ways human activity has disrupted these natural processes. Check out the full project on my website (https://www.blueyondercreative.ca/portfolio/wood-to-sea-infographics).

Illustration and infographic design are powerful tools for communicating complex research to broader audiences. If you have important research to share, I’d love to help you extend your impact.

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