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Allison Eng is a brand designer and art director based in Montreal.

03/26/2025

🧅 Rethinking comfort in intimates with .

Founded by Elaine Nguyen, Onion was born from a simple need: bras that provide true, lasting comfort. Frustrated by the lack of supportive, well-fitting options, Elaine set out to design pieces that feel as good as they look.

In this blog, she shares her journey of launching a brand, designing intimates in Vancouver, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and how Onion is redefining everyday essentials.

Onion just released their first drop this spring. Head over to [myonion.ca](http://myonion.ca) to get your set.

Link in bio to read the full story.

On the last heels of , this post is part of our series celebrating inspiring women in Canada who are shaping brands through creativity, sustainability, and community. Stay tuned for more stories from visionary founders!

03/20/2025

Bringing nail art to life—beyond the nails 💅🏻

I designed these Instagram carousel templates to showcase nail art and text announcements in an eye-catching way. With bold 3D shapes, playful typography, and dynamic layouts, they keep your brand looking fresh and engaging while making it easy to share updates, promos, or client work.

Love this style? I create custom branding and social templates tailored to your business. Link in bio to check out more work.

03/19/2025

💅🏻 Visual identity for a nail technician

Outside of design, I also do nails! It’s a passion of mine because I love working with my hands and having a creative outlet that doesn’t involve staring at a screen—especially since most of my work is done on a computer.

As a fun practice brief, I designed a playful and contemporary visual identity for , complete with a 3D logo, vibrant color palette, typography, and social media assets that reflect the fun, eclectic, and lighthearted nature of the nail designs.

1. Business Cards: Featuring a hand illustration that stamps all five fingers—perfect for encouraging repeat visits.

2. Instagram Carousel Templates: Designed with eye-catching 3D shapes, nail art graphics, and bold typography to keep the brand fun and engaging.

3. Policies & Pricing Instagram Stories: Easy-to-use templates that clearly present key details for customers.

4. Logo Design: A 3D adaptation of the original “Allison Eng Studio” logo, rebranded as “Allison Nail Studio” to highlight the parent-child relationship between the two brands.

03/18/2025

🐰 Meet Kano and Cindy—the founders behind Bunny House , a Montreal-based decoden studio where creativity and nostalgia come to life.

They’ve built a cozy space where anyone can relax, express themselves, and create something cute—no matter their age or aesthetic. Through thoughtful experiences and warm hospitality, Bunny House is all about bringing joy to the community.

Swipe through to hear from Kano and Cindy about their journey, the heart behind Bunny House, and their advice for fellow founders.

📍 Visit them at Studio #204, 1241 Rue Guy, Montreal, QC

📲 Follow for updates & book your session at bunnyhousemtl.ca

Following , this post is part of our series celebrating inspiring women in Canada who are shaping brands through creativity, sustainability, and community. Stay tuned for more stories from visionary founders!

03/14/2025

“Motion”

Line art illustration in honour of my favorite girl, Stella.

Stella, my 5-year-old Italian Greyhound, has been with me since she was just 2 months old. I traveled from Vancouver to Edmonton on a road trip to bring her home, and now we share our life together in Montreal.
#アート #動物 #イラスト #犬 #絵 #絵画

03/13/2025

🌙 Meet Taylor Moon, a Vancouver-based ceramicist who transforms internal chaos into raw, expressive art.

What started as a simple hand-building class in 2019 evolved into a powerful journey of self-discovery—one that embraces playfulness, fear, and the deep human need for connection.

Scroll to learn how about Taylor’s creative process, the challenges of being an artist and ceramicist, and advice for those looking to carve their own path in the art world.

Read the full story on the blog—link in bio! 🔗

On the heels of , this post is part of our series celebrating inspiring women in Canada who are shaping brands through creativity, sustainability, and community. Stay tuned for more stories from visionary founders.

03/10/2025

👗 Meet Randa, the visionary behind Collective Will, a sustainable fashion and consignment shop redefining the way we shop.

Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Randa launched Collective Will in February 2021 as a response to the need for creativity and community within the world of sustainability. What began as an online store quickly grew into a brick-and-mortar space that curates responsible brands and preloved apparel, shoes, and accessories, all while celebrating independent designers and fostering meaningful connections.

Through Collective Will , Randa has built more than just a store—she’s created a space where people come together to embrace mindful fashion.

Swipe through to learn more about Randa’s journey, her inspirations, and the challenges she’s overcome to bring her vision to life.

🔗 Read Randa’s full story on the blog—link in bio!

In honor of , this post is part of our series celebrating inspiring women in Canada who are shaping brands through creativity, sustainability, and community. Stay tuned for more stories from visionary founders.

03/08/2025

🟣 Celebrating the women who shaped design as we know it.

Did you know the women behind these iconic logos?

This , we’re spotlighting trailblazing women whose work has left a lasting mark in design history.

1. Carolyn Davidson – Designed Nike’s iconic Swoosh while still a student. Paid just $35 at the time, her work is now recognized worldwide.
2. Marina Willer – Created the ever-evolving Tate logo, reflecting the dynamic nature of contemporary art.
3. Susan Kare – The mastermind behind Apple’s first icons, making computers feel intuitive and friendly.
4. Paula Scher – The first female principal at Pentagram, she transformed branding with bold, type-driven identities for MoMA, Windows 8, Shake Shack, and more.
5. Coco Chanel – Designed the legendary double-C logo, a timeless symbol of luxury and elegance.

From branding, fashion, to digital interfaces, these women have shaped how we experience design every day.

Read more about the designres on the blog at 🔗 allisonengstudio.com/resources

Who’s a female designer that inspires you?

03/07/2025

Queens Affirming Youth and Family Alliance (QAYFA) – a brand identity built on affirmation.

QAYFA offers a safe, inclusive space for LGBTQ+ youth and their families in Queens, New York. I translated this mission into a brand identity that feels welcoming, empowering, and youthful. Here’s what we did:

✅ A color palette of greens and blues, inspired by text message bubbles, symbolizes connection and dialogue, with chat bubble graphics reinforcing this idea.

✅ Two logos featuring a sans-serif and custom bubble-font type add a contemporary, playful, and youthful flair.

✅ The star icon, representing the six words in the program name, can integrate the rainbow flag to reflect its core audience.

The result? A brand that aligns with QAYFA’s empowering mission.

QAYFA is part of Vibrant Emotional Health , an organization with 50+ years of experience in emotional well-being, community wellness, and advocacy.

03/06/2025

🌼 Meet Aidan, a studio-based floral artist redefining what’s possible with plants.

Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Aidan’s journey started with a simple act—gathering bits of plants from alleyways and gardens during lockdown. Over time, her curiosity turned into a calling, leading her to leave the tech world behind and build a floral design practice rooted in storytelling, atmosphere, and transformation.

Through Things From Gardens , she embraces imperfection, seasonality, and the fleeting nature of flowers—creating arrangements that feel both wild and intentional.

Swipe through to learn more about her journey, creative process, and advice for aspiring creatives.

🔗 Read Aidan’s full story on the blog—link in bio!

In the spirit of , this post is part of our series highlighting women based in Canada shaping brands through creativity, design, and storytelling. Stay tuned for more stories from inspiring founders.

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