We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
Menu
Close
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
Menu
Close
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.
We Know The North
Services
Exhibition Design
Art Direction
Year
2024
Client
Points North Group of Companies
Since opening in 1984, Points North Group of Companies has enjoyed strong relationships and partnerships with remote communities and Northern Indigenous communities. We have thrived in large part because of these relationships and our significant Indigenous ownership.
Based out of Points North Landing, right at the end of Highway 905, we’re one of the last stops for services in the far north of Saskatchewan. From fuel sales and delivery to camp services, we pride ourselves on working with our partners to contribute to the growth and success of Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan’s far north.
Inspired by the stunning skylines found in many of the photographs, the wall's arrangement creates a flowing mosaic. Consistent shapes in varying sizes convey strength and resilience, with rounded edges resembling beads. Highlighting the location’s far northern setting, partial Indigenous ownership, and deep-rooted Indigenous heritage is crucial. The photography reflects nature, seasonal changes, and operational challenges. Photographs start with the earliest business images on the far left and right, progressing to the most recent photos at the center, where the logo is placed. This symbolizes growth, culminating in a logo that’s half regular and half beadwork.