Meredith Sadler
is an interdisciplinary designer, specializing in graphic visualization, illustration, and cartography.
She creates graphics for museums and other cultural spaces in collaboration with Toronto-based architecture and exhibit design firm WeatherstonBruer Associates, as well as produces illustrative and cartographic graphics as a freelancer.
Certification & Education
Meredith holds a BDes from the Ontario College of Art and Design, and her illustration work has been recognized by organizations such as Applied Arts and American Illustration. In 2024, she obtained additional certification at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, where she honed her skills in cartography and data visualization in the school’s rigorous GIS program. She has also been a certified member of the RGD, Canada’s largest professional association for graphic designers, since 2021.
Contact & Availability
Meredith has limited availability for new projects in 2025 due to existing contracts, but please feel free to get in touch with questions or comments, or to plan future projects! ~ contact@meredithsadler.com
Previous Work
Click on the sidebar links to learn more, but in brief:
- Exhibit & environmental design projects include: natural history museums, visitor centres, travelling / temporary exhibits, and outdoor interpretation / placemaking.
- Editorial illustration clients include: Reader's Digest Canada, The Boston Globe, United Way Greater Toronto, Literary Review of Canada, Bitch Magazine, Maisonneuve, NUVO Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, Creative Artists Agency, Citizen Lab.
- Maps & diagrams: Collaborations with a variety of academics and researchers, creating specialized visuals for publication using GIS data and archival references.
- Miscellany: Comics, laser-cut artworks, and other personal creative pursuits.
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