Studio Wyse

Exciting news! Our work has been recognized by SPD 61 Medal Finalists in two categories:

🏅Entire issue design for
Big shout-out to who led this issue with editor , the rest of the team .l.reich and all the talented people who contributed Kezia Setyawan
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🏅Story design for
Creative Direction and Design by with art by . Thanks to editor and his team at

Winners announced in June. We couldn't do it without all our great partners and collaborators!

The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (.ontario) provides oversight of Ontario's laws about the way institutions may collect, use, and disclose your personal information. Their annual report summarizes all the work they've done to advance access to information and the protection of privacy rights. It highlights crucial issues the public should know about, discusses government initiatives, and shares important tribunal decisions.

The IPC came to us for a refresh—they wanted something bolder, more contemporary, structured, and utilizing their brand colours. We implemented a colour-coded sectioning system to help the reader navigate the dense and complex information in the 84 page report. We leaned into our editorial expertise to improve the flow for an enhanced reader experience and created a new icon system and look & feel for infographics and data visualizations. Overall, the result is an impactful piece of communication rich with data.

Selected highlights from a guide to Scotch whisky that we designed for the multinational beverage company , featuring maps and spot illustrations by , who is always up for a collab! David's illustrations complement the featuring content and photos supplied by , bringing a cohesive look to the book. Also, happy seals.

For this feature in the Movement Issue of magazine, we reached out to photographers far and wide— in Walla Walla, Washington, in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii and in Denver, Colorado—to capture engaging portraits of alumni who have made bold career shifts in their life journeys. Seamless backdrops were incorporated as props in each location, providing a twist and continuity to the series.

Photo-illustrations using pickup headshots of the remaining alumni were created in-house, and spot illos by add some energy throughout.