Simpson
Centre.

Regenerative agriculture.

An interactive
spectrum
of perspectives.

Our 'push pins' — a shorthand for our logo, visually demonstrating '&then'

The Simpson Centre came to us with over 2,000 words on the subject of Regenerative Agriculture, with a desire to communicate them in a dynamic, non-linear way.

The goal was to design a piece of material that is online, highly interactive, and accessible — all within a PDF. Our solution was to create a contemporary take on a magazine that could exist with no required beginning or end, allowing readers to interact with the information in a playful, self-directed manner. By delivering information in digestible amounts, the density of the content is mitigated, and the quality is preserved.

The Simpson Centre maintains a level of current aesthetics with scholarly approaches, and we supported their brand feel throughout the magazine through dynamic use of colour, image curation
and editing, illustration and layouts.

Interactive PDF /

UI & UX considerations /

Graphic details /

Typography /

Photographic treatment /

iconography /

Illustration with garlic cloves, a cauliflower, and a potato surrounded by underlined words like PRACTICE and a note about challenges in defining regenerative agriculture.
Close-up of a white-faced brown cow looking at the camera against a plain gray background, next to a yellow, text-heavy design panel about regenerative agriculture field notes.
Cows grazing in a fenced grassy field with pink flowers and trees in the background.
Overhead view of a person tending green leafy vegetables in a garden bed.
Close-up of green onions with roots covered in soil, illustrating regenerative agriculture practice.
Person holding freshly harvested leafy greens and beets standing in a field with blurred green plants in the background, alongside text with navigation links and a small note icon.
Hands wearing gloves harvesting dark purple plums into crates outdoors.
Child with blonde hair wearing a purple hoodie examining wildflowers and grass with a magnifying glass.
University of Calgary logo with text pointing to more work on regenerative agriculture, alongside a tomato and a circular 'All done' checkmark stamp.