HI! I’M CHRIS. I’M A freelance ART DIRECTOR/CREATIVE DIRECTOR. NICE TO MEET YOU.
The reason I got into this industry is that I love to make things. Especially weird, crazy and wonderful things. Things that get people talking, and sharing, and wanting to come back for more. Things that make people laugh. Things that make people think. I love creating time release idea puzzles that go off with an “AH HAAAA!!!”, taking out entire city blocks. I love giving people real life experiences. I love making unusual products—I love the process of figuring out how to make them. And I love it when what I make lands squarely in a place that makes my clients shine. I love doing what I do. And hopefully you’ll love what I do too.
Please enjoy a sample of my more than 20 years of work. If you like what you see, I can be reached at chrismoore.adcd@gmail.com, on LinkedIn, or by calling 604.723.0511.
Thanks!
Work History:
Freelance Taxi, Anomaly, Rethink Canada, TBWA, PSDDB, Critical Mass, Cossette, DDB, Momentum, CREW, The Mark, Citizen, Y&R, Mercer, Hot Tomali.
Fulltime GCD Lululemon, ACD Rethink Canada, ACD McCann Vancouver, Senior Art Director DDB Canada, Art Director DDB New Zealand, Art Director DDB Kuala Lumpur, Art Director TBWA
AWARDS, ACCOLADES, APPEARANCES, and PRESS
(in alphabetical order)
#5 Top Art Director in Canada Strategy Report Card's 2011 • ADCC • Applied Arts Advertising and Interactive Annuals • ATOMIC • AWARD • AXIS • BannerBlog • Bessies • Clio's • Communication Arts • CMAs • Crystal Awards • D&AD • Extras • Harvard Business Journal • Lürzer's Archive • Marketing Mag • New York Festivals • One Show • Pinnacles • ShotsReel • Several TrendHunter "best of's" • Young Guns
The reason I got into this industry is that I love to make things. Especially weird, crazy and wonderful things. Things that get people talking, and sharing, and wanting to come back for more. Things that make people laugh. Things that make people think. I love creating time release idea puzzles that go off with an “AH HAAAA!!!”, taking out entire city blocks. I love giving people real life experiences. I love making unusual products—I love the process of figuring out how to make them. And I love it when what I make lands squarely in a place that makes my clients shine. I love doing what I do. And hopefully you’ll love what I do too.
Please enjoy a sample of my more than 20 years of work. If you like what you see, I can be reached at chrismoore.adcd@gmail.com, on LinkedIn, or by calling 604.723.0511.
Thanks!
Work History:
Freelance Taxi, Anomaly, Rethink Canada, TBWA, PSDDB, Critical Mass, Cossette, DDB, Momentum, CREW, The Mark, Citizen, Y&R, Mercer, Hot Tomali.
Fulltime GCD Lululemon, ACD Rethink Canada, ACD McCann Vancouver, Senior Art Director DDB Canada, Art Director DDB New Zealand, Art Director DDB Kuala Lumpur, Art Director TBWA
AWARDS, ACCOLADES, APPEARANCES, and PRESS
(in alphabetical order)
#5 Top Art Director in Canada Strategy Report Card's 2011 • ADCC • Applied Arts Advertising and Interactive Annuals • ATOMIC • AWARD • AXIS • BannerBlog • Bessies • Clio's • Communication Arts • CMAs • Crystal Awards • D&AD • Extras • Harvard Business Journal • Lürzer's Archive • Marketing Mag • New York Festivals • One Show • Pinnacles • ShotsReel • Several TrendHunter "best of's" • Young Guns
FAQS
WHERE IS CHRIS LOCATED?
I’ve worked for agencies around the world, but I currently call Vancouver home.
CAN CHRIS WORK IN MY COUNTRY?
I'm incorporated, so my company can probably allow you to have me working for you at your location, in the least painful way possible.
WHERE IS CHRIS LOCATED?
I’ve worked for agencies around the world, but I currently call Vancouver home.
CAN CHRIS WORK IN MY COUNTRY?
I'm incorporated, so my company can probably allow you to have me working for you at your location, in the least painful way possible.
What's up with the stupid face picture in your headder?
I'm probably stupid, but most great ideas start as the stupidest ideas, so I guess the stupid picture is just a great start. A lot of stupid ideas are
I'm probably stupid, but most great ideas start as the stupidest ideas, so I guess the stupid picture is just a great start. A lot of stupid ideas are
