An actor, art enthusiast, and jewellery designer, Amy Amantea has not let the loss of her sight deter her from the enjoyment of art.
In Vancouver, two hand-poke tattoo artists provide an alternative to machine tattooing: creating safe and inclusive spaces for clients.
The Nikkei Centre in Burnaby, BC, works with Japanese Canadian history, heritage, and culture to create a vibrant community.
Murals not only benefit artists and businesses; they can also liven up neighbourhoods and create a sense of community.
A traditional Japanese art that restores broken pottery, kintsugi can sometimes mend more than the pieces it puts back together.
Paragon Tea Room encourages conversation and connection through innovative technology and a cup of tea.
Originally from Haines Junction, Yukon, artist Cole Pauls draws on both culture and history to
create his bestselling graphic novels.
PRM’s Front End Developers Kirin Gosselin and Alayna Fairman talk about what it’s like to bring the website to life, making sure that every aspect of the original design is taken into account. Question: What did you find most challenging about the position? Alayna: I think keeping code straight is one of the most […]
Our User Interface Designer is making sure everything on our website is designed with you in mind! Navigation, efficiency, and clarity are Alexandre Jay’s main focus. He works with the Web Designers and the WordPress Development Team to ensure that the online PRM is completely accessible for all of our readers. Here, he shares his […]
All the people recommending to “find yourself” and “rest and recharge” during the pandemic have obviously never taken the Digital and Print Publishing Program! Being a college student during COVID-19 was no easy task. In particular, being in the DPUB program added an extra layer of… emotions, to say the least. We went from meeting […]
In this interview with the Media & QA Team, we explore their thoughts about this eventful year in the Digital and Print Publishing Program.
