Graphis 148 / Cover design by Fritz Gottschalk
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Gottschalk + Ash was founded in Montreal in 1966 when Swiss-born Fritz Gottschalk and Canadian native Stuart Ash joined forces. The present day Toronto and Zürich firm specializes in brand communication and environmental graphic design. Almost five decades going, this successful partnership has garnered numerous awards. Past work has included Canadian postage stamps, the Canadian Confederation Centennial logomark and a re-design of the Swiss Passport.
[ © Gottschalk + Ash ]
The Canada Council / Brochure covers
Gesser + Gèlinas, Inc. (Impresarios) / Folder panel
Roche — Classic cases in history & medicine, Edgar Allen Poe / Brochure cover
Roche — Classic cases in history & medicine, George III / Brochure cover
Canadian Art / Exhibition catalog
CIL Oval – Canadian Industries Ltd. (Chemical co.)
Brochure cover referencing the paper industry
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Check out more G+A visual bits on Grain Edit and The Canadian Design Resource.
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Sandi Vincent grew up in the bay area of California surrounded by mid-century modern architecture and other influences responsible for her affinity for the period and its pop style, including her early exposure to The Monkees, The Avengers and Gerald McBoing-Boing. Sandi now resides in Portland and is a board member of a local nonprofit preservation group, the Mid-Century Modern League. In her day job at a community foundation, she sports the web/social media/print materials coordinator title.
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Stuart Ash – Canada Centennial Logo, 1967:
