GRAPHIC DESIGNERS WHO UNDERSTAND THE ART OF GOOD BUSINESS

For 33 years, Philip Sung Design Associates Inc. has approached graphic design as an art form. Whether the job is corporate or not-for-profit, big or small, our commitment to affordable, engaging design remains the same. We pride ourselves on timely, collaborative and innovative work that truly brings our clients' vision to life.

[SELECTED] WORK

JNSQ
KPMG The Dock (un)Conference
2017 CIBC Imperial Club Conference, Whistler
Berkeley Point Capital
National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC) Body Image and Self-Esteem Conference
John Hancock Life Insurance
CIBC 150 Years: A Short Story
OTPP
The Barrel House Menus
John Hancock Life Insurance
Manulife Annual and Semi-Annual Reports
National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC)
Philip Sung Design In House Projects
CIBC President's & Chairman's Council Conference, Dublin/Amsterdam
National Eating Disorder Information Centre A Taste For Life 5th Annual Fundraiser Brochure

[SELECTED] CLIENTS

TD
Fidelity Investments Canada ULC
CIBC
Manulife
RBC
Ontario Teachers Pension Plan
Consignor Canadian Fine Art
Berkeley Point
CAMH
Absolute Conferences & Events Inc.
National Eating Disorder Information Centre
John Hancock
Investment Management Corporation of Ontario
Becker & Company Lawyers
CHAT Integrated Media Inc.

[THE PSDA] BLOG

Abstruse Room Signs

Communication

Abstruse Room Signs

Pouring across the kitchen table with a tenacity rarely expressed through pencil crayons, we drilled our implements into our respective sheets of paper, externalizing the machinations of our minds for all to see. It was another team-building exercise at Philip Sung Design, but this one was different.

Spanish Design: Azulejos

Inspiration

Spanish Design: Azulejos

On a recent trip to Spain, Alexander was accosted by a barrage of aesthetic inspiration in Madrid, Seville, and Barcelona. As a means of unloading some of the weight under which his eyes were straining, he captured many photographs along the way for later digestion of these sights in tranquility. The next few posts will contain examples of the sorts of design that most peremptorily attracted his attention.

Portrait of the Designer as a Young Monster

Introspective

Portrait of the Designer as a Young Monster

As we descended on the kitchen table for this week’s team-building exercise, we found a metre-long array of brightly-coloured containers of modelling dough splayed across the table, beckoning us like an aesthetic smorgasbord. Edith had scarcely finished instructing us to produce miniature “monster” versions of ourselves with the curious substance hidden within before the canisters were already half-empty, the polychromatic contents being vigorously shaped into our beastly counterparts.

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