CJamesRun Graphic Design
Hello.
CJamesRun Design (Cary Molyneux) is a self employed graphic designer based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with clients in Canada and the United States. I pride myself in exceptional design and development services and my designs are always 100% original.
A new eye-catching logo and up to date promotional items, can give your business a fresh look that leaves a lasting impression. I love creativity; I love developing fresh ideas; and I want your business, event, web site, or campaign to be successful.
I work in print and digital media to give you the edge. Working with everything from creating dynamic and database driven web sites to working with printers on ads for magazines.
I work with my clients to focus, form and finish projects on time and within the projected budget.
Not just a website.
Hang a sign on the door that says ‘open’ and you will have people flocking in by the thousands. This isn't true for a physical store front, nor is it true for websites. Sometimes it is easy to get caught up in the boom of the internet and think that once you have a website you are ready for business. It isn't always the case.
Logo for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon
A new logo for the diocese of Saskatoon reflects the theme of a recently-launched diocesan vision: Rooted in Christ.
Designed by diocesan webmaster Cary Molyneux, the logo features three trees, with the trunk of the central figure reaching down, signifying deep roots in Christ. At the same time, the trees are reaching out with dynamic, flame-like branches, signifying our Christian call to reach out to the whole world.
Symbols of strength and life, the trees are coloured green, a colour related to the province of Saskatchewan and illustrating growth, life, springtime and renewal. The three trees, each with three larger central branches, are reminiscent of the Trinity in which each Christian is baptized - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The triad also represents three levels of our faith connection - the universal Catholic Church, the diocese of Saskatoon and the local parish. The group of trees signifies our collective strength as Christian people and parishioners of this diocese, recalling the importance of community, and of working together towards a common vision, rooted in Christ and united in our faith.
