Toronto Public Library
Digital & Print Marketing Materials
Designed a wide range of digital and print marketing materials for the busiest library system in North America — everything from event posters, wayfinding signage, social media assets, newsletters, web graphics, and campaign collateral to internal communications and branded templates. Led creative projects for TPL's AI Summit 2025, Google-powered AI initiatives, and new branding assets, while also developing an evolving icon set for system-wide use. Managed photo editing, layout, and production to ensure every piece stayed cohesive, accessible, and on brand.
Graphic Designer : Ria Chopra
I designed I designed an e-invite for the official opening of the Junction Triangle Library branch as well as different sized posters for their opening.
I designed digital slides for screens across all Toronto Public Library branches.
I created a quarterly update report for the Mayor that highlights upcoming and ongoing Toronto Public Library programs, services, and key initiatives, along with tailored messages for public engagements.
I designed a poster and slide for the bookmobile service anonymous survey to help improve experience.
I designed a poster and informative brochure for the Business Inc. series.
I designed a series of Innovator in Residence fall postcard, focusing on clean layouts, strong typography, and cohesive branding to highlight each innovator and program.
I created an evite for the official unveiling of "Past and Future Amongst Creation" by Tehatsistahwai (Tsista) Kennedy.
I designed a Homepage, E-News & Web Banner for the Book Crush: Romance Lit Fest.
I designed a flyer for the Digital Inclusion Week. I also art directed the image being used in the flyer.
I designed an AI Summit campaign supported by Google.org, hosted at the North York Central Library, as part of their AI Upskilling Initiative.
Designed custom illustrative icons for TPL's new website for programs and categories
Designed banners using the custom illustrative icons seen above.
Designed Toronto Reference Library's updated subject directory while implementing their new branding.