Meredith Sadler

Splitting her time between illustrative and graphic design projects, Meredith’s specialization is visualization, whether in the form of

an evocative & textural illustration,

an engaging graphic layout,

or a

well-researched educational diagram.

She holds a BDes from the Ontario College of Art and Design, and her work has been recognized by organizations such as Applied Arts and American Illustration. She is also certified by the Association of Registered Graphic Designers. She frequently collaborates with architecture and exhibit design firm WeatherstonBruer Associates on museums and other cultural spaces.

Contact

Meredith is not able to take on new opportunities in the first half of 2024 while she completes an advanced GIS diploma program, but please feel free to get in touch with any other questions or comments! meredith.s.sadler@gmail.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.

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︎ Info

︎ Illustration

︎ Exhibit Graphics

︎ Maps + Diagrams

︎ Miscellany

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