A sample inside page. There are benchmarks in Canadian and world history that was affected by CP's involvement, and also how world events affected CP. Full colour images illustrating the events of the day. Each page covered a different era, the railway CEO prominently displayed on each page. Acrylic on board, assembled with film and typeset paper.

A quick overview of the genesis of the first Canadian Railway. A map shows how much of the country was explored, the three fathers of the railway are positioned above CP Rail architect William Van Horne. Pen and ink on illustration board.

These pen and ink  illustrations became the blueprint for the images and paintings that would eventually become the CP Centennial book.

This page illustrated CP's holdings and participation in world events in the 1970s. Back in the 1970s, CP owned hotels, ships, trucks, and an airline.

Pen and ink on illustration board. This image reflects the 1950s, a post-war Corporate world-view. Telex and radio became communication tools and new locomotive designs were introduced.

This pen and ink on illustration board chronicles CP's interest in oil, steel and hotels. In the 1960s,a statue of CP founder Lord Mt. Stephen sits at the bottom right and man walks on the moon on the top left. CEO I.D. Sinclair looks out to the viewer reassuring the stockholders that forest products and cement ties are a great investment.

In the 1920s, stock markets crash, Royalty is celebrated and CP Ships has international cruises. Pen and ink on illustration board.

With the rise of the German Nazi regime and brave soldiers who oppose him, this illustration of the 1940s celebrates a majestic hotel, Canada's involvement in the war effort and the introduction of the Studebaker. Pen and ink on illustration board.

Prime Minister Sir John A Macdonald approves William Van Horne's efforts to create he first Canadian railway that stretches from west to east coast. Bridges are built, tunnels are constructed, CP hires many labourers and in 1886, the Last Spike is struck at Craigellachie, British Columbia . Pen and ink on illustration board.

War is declared and CP responds by repurposing their ship for the war effort. Windsor Station in Montreal is expanded and CP moves into the 1940s. Pen and inkn on illustration board.

This commemorative booklet was created in 2010 to showcase CP Rail's rich history in Canada, how far we had come and where we were going. Created and assembled in Adobe InDesign.

An interior shot of the "Beyond the National Dream" commemorative booklet. CP's history is laid out in clear chronological order. Assembled in Adobe InDesign.

The yards in the US needed rules that didn't have a root in the Canadian version, as operating rules change once you are across the border. I created this manual with full colour to show the rich landscapes in which CP travels. I wanted a design that didn't mimic common-looking rulebooks.

The yards in the US needed rules that didn't have a root in the Canadian version, as operating rules change once you are across the border. A photo showing our locomotive working its way to Chicago helped our American employees feel like part of the whole organization.

Every year CP puts out its Health and Safety Plan to outline what strategies are and will be in place to ensure that CP is the safest railway in North  America. Created in CorelDRAW.

To help prevent accidents and injuries on CP Rail property, the Customer Safety Handbook was developed for customers who must operate on CP Rail's property. I used a photo from "Morant's Curve" as a beauty shot, I then included employees from different companies to show how important their involvement is with the Company. Created in Photoshop and CorelDRAW.

CP Rail had pride in being the safest railway in North America for over 20 years. Each department of the railway had their own unique rules to follow, and some common rules that pertained to the entire railway. I developed these books for each of the four operating departments, giving each division its own colour, as to differentiate which departmental rule book was being used. Created in CorelDRAW.

CP Rail had pride in being the safest railway in North America for over 20 years. Each department of the railway had their own unique rules to follow, and some common rules that pertained to the entire railway. I developed these books for each of the four operating departments, giving each division its own colour, as to differentiate which departmental rule book was being used. Created in CorelDRAW.

CP Rail had pride in being the safest railway in North America for over 20 years. Each department of the railway had their own unique rules to follow, and some common rules that pertained to the entire railway. I developed these books for each of the four operating departments, giving each division its own colour, as to differentiate which departmental rule book was being used. Created in CorelDRAW.

CP Rail had pride in being the safest railway in North America for over 20 years. Each department of the railway had their own unique rules to follow, and some common rules that pertained to the entire railway. I developed these books for each of the four operating departments, giving each division its own colour, as to differentiate which departmental rule book was being used. Created in CorelDRAW.

A sample page of the CP Rail's Safety Rules and Recommended Practices booklet showing how icons are to draw attention to a possible injury. There are pinch points, lifting techniques, Questions & Answers, safety at home, 3-point contact and other icons designed to easily identify the potential hazard and how to avoid it. Created in Adobe InDesign, icons created in Adobe Illustrator.

A sample page of the CP Rail's Safety Rules and Recommended Practices booklet showing how to properly lift a box. I used the Poser program to create the models as so there wasn't a potential injury to any employee.  Assembled in Adobe InDesign.

The back covers of all the Safety books were re-enforcing safety on the railway. Created in CorelDRAW.

The Prime Minister of Canada and all the Premiers (except Quebec) took at train ride on  CP Rail's prestigious Rocky Mountain Tour. This three-day trip stopped at each historically significant station between Vancouver to Calgary. A commemorative book was created for those honoured guests. 24 pages, full colour and only 20 copies made. Created in Adobe InDesign.

Corporate profile for Le Groupe Inter-cité. I echoed the corporate multi-mark and placed difference services offered to customers along with the visage of a customer seeing the use of the products. Created in Photoshop and CorelDRAW.

The back of the Le Groupe Inter-cité Corporate Profile. I wanted to show all the subsidiaries with a watermark logo, showcasing the practical uses of the products as a set of images along the right side bank. Created in CorelDRAW.

A sample inside page of the Le Groupe Inter-cité Corporate Profile. A band on the left identifies which subsidiary the text is focusing on. Created in CorelDRAW.

The Inter-cité Vidéo Rental Price List. A DVD carries an image of all the possible media that ICV offers to their customers. Created in Photoshop and CorelDRAW.