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She purchased a painting and a drawing to inspire her in her home! Both of these pieces were made back in 2010 for my first solo show, “MINDFCUK.”
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A few months ago, the Montreal Improv executive team – consisting of Marc Rowland, Vinny Francois and Bryan Walsh – contacted me to design a new logo for the theatre. After several in-depth consultation and brainstorming sessions, dozens of back-and-forth iterations and a few respectful discussion-arguments, we created the logo you see above on the right.
We wanted a fresh new look that conveyed both the professional and light-hearted aspects of improvisational theatre. Modern. Clean. Fun. (But not too silly.) Dignified. Welcoming. Social. Playful. The butterfly is great for that.
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The inclusion of an abstracted animal – in this case, a butterfly – added so much depth, richness and symbolism to the design. While a purely text-based design is more simple, the butterfly motif prompted several appropriate interpretations:
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– The butterfly is in flight, quickly and lightly moving forward, improving
– The butterfly effect is where a small change (in a scene, for example) has important consequences later on
After many months, it feels great to see it being released into the wild. These past few days have been like watching a butterfly fly for the first time. Thanks to Marc, Vinny and Bryan for getting in touch with me and being a great team to work with.
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