In many of its exhibitions, the Canadian War Museum offers unique experiences to visitors of all ages. In some cases, special activities are created for children and families to help demonstrate a key message from respective exhibitions. These activities can take the form of games, interactive displays, or demonstrations by the Museum’s staff and volunteers.
Below are examples of two such activities, both of which make use of extensive illustration to present the content in a colourful, unique, and engaging way.
Client
Canadian War Museum
Services
Icon design; Infographic design; Print design; Vector illustration
Victory Garden Illustrations
On the homefront during the First World War, many Canadians were encouraged to grow ‘victory gardens’ to allow more food to be sent to the troops. This activity challenged visitors to choose and arrange vegetable ’blocks’ within a limited plot size, in order to maximize their garden’s output.
Arm Band Activity Illustrations
Designed as part of the ‘Armour’ exhibit, this activity allowed children to create their own coat of arms and shield designs, based on traditional heraldry symbols and meanings.
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