Celebrating 10 Years of MPMG!
Ten years ago a big, audacious idea was hatched: Laura dreamed of an agency exclusively dedicated to supporting and celebrating artistic endeavours + creative industries.… keep reading
Category: Client News
Celebrate Valentine’s with MPMG Clients
Sugar and spice are certainly nice, but experiences create lasting memories! Treat your special someone to an unforgettable date with these Valentine’s Weekend offerings from… keep reading
A Beautifully Balletic Wedding
When the Royal Winnipeg Ballet comes to Vancouver with Romeo + Juliet at the end of this month, Principal Dancers Amanda Green will be one of… keep reading
Designing Floyd Collins
This fall LMPR had the opportunity to work with Vancouver-based artist Emily Cooper as she designed artwork for Patrick Street Productions‘ 2014 season. The photographer… keep reading
Designing the Don
Last year we wrote a post called 'Designing for Godot' that followed the creation of a poster for Blackbird Theatre's Waiting for Godot from final concept… keep reading
Unveiling the Vancouver Bach Choir’s 2012/13 Season Artwork
The LMPR team have been hard at work these past several months, collaborating with the Vancouver Bach Choir and Copilot Design to develop the imagery… keep reading
Indian Summer à la Instagram
The team was out yesterday evening for the Indian Summer Festival‘s Opening Gala. In between managing the media desk and working with journalists to coordinate… keep reading
Writing for Svengali: Creating a Ballet’s Tagline
Several months ago, we looked at the process of designing a poster for Waiting for Godot, showcasing how the final product emerged through the careful… keep reading
Waiting for Godot Held Over Until January 28 – Enter to Win Closing Night Tickets
Despite the snow and the cold that has Vancouver shivering in their boots (if Twitter is to be believed) the LMPR offices are a happy,… keep reading
A Tale of Two Posters
It is always fascinating to work on national touring productions, especially when each city is able to exercise their own distinct imagination, infusing the main… keep reading