The National Battlefields Commission banners

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07.10.08

The National Battlefields Commission banners

Environmental Graphics, Consumer

Québec ad agency, Les Dompteurs de Souris was hired to create signage to install at the entry of the Plains of Abraham, to remind visitors of the festivities during the 2008 celebration of the park's 100th anniversary. The banner series is a graphic, colorful and impactful solution with a white version for winter.

Julie Bujold, art director/illustrator; The National Battlefields Commission, client.

www.dompteurs.comwww.ccbn-nbc.gc.ca

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