Sherry is a designer and illustrator who marries art and big picture thinking across visual identity, illustration, and integrated brand systems.
portrait photography by Lori Miles
Her portfolio spans global travel, healthcare, retail, and hospitality, and her illustrations have appeared in major retailers including Crate & Barrel, Simons, and Stonewall Kitchen.
Sherry’s work includes leading visual identity development for Bard on the Beach; designing Capilano Suspension Bridge Park’s Rainforest Explorers family of characters; illustrations for Arts Club Theatre and the Vancouver Writers Fest; and directing the identity and collateral for Genome BC’s Geneskool® program.
She has worked on numerous Vancouver International Airport (YVR) initiatives that create a sense of place, including community events and airline inaugurals, as well as terminal openings. She has also served as a judge for RGD Canada’s Student Awards for Packaging.
Whether developing brand identities or remodelling interior spaces, inspiration, technique, and refinement collide—all sparked years ago when, as a young and curious kid, she discovered her father’s forgotten sketchbook on Vancouver Island and never stopped wondering.
Highlights
—Sherry’s growing list of accolades includes recognition from Communication Arts, Graphis, and GDC Salazar, as well as features in Applied Arts.
Sherry once owned 25 guinea pigs. She was voted Nicest Girl in junior high and was recognized for perfect attendance throughout grade ten.
Once, on her birthday, Sherry fell nearly 10 feet from a pedestrian bridge at Alice Lake while bike riding without a helmet, prompting the park to post signs insisting that riders not fall off the bridge unless fully helmeted.
