Scott Christie
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Scott Christie RGD is a Canadian graphic designer who manages Pylon Design. Pylon has won awards from
Advertising Creative Excellence Awards, The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, Applied Arts Magazine, Design Effectiveness Awards, Coupe Magazine, Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario, American Institute of Graphics Arts, Communication Arts, Creative Review, How Magazine, and The New York Type Directors Club.
He is the current chairperson of the Advertising and Design Club of Canada, formerly their president, and a part-time faculty member at Humber College's Advertising and Graphic Design program. He has judged contests for the Toronto Society of Architects,[1] co-host of the Adobe Design Achievement Awards,[2] etc.
A graduate of Sheridan College, Christie worked at MuchMusic for a few months. He then went to Concrete Design for five years, before working at some of the UK's best design firms. Moving back to Canada, Scott opened Pylon in 1997.
Scott is married with kids.
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- ^ http://www.toronto.ca/fad/fad_comp_results.htm
- ^ http://www.designedgecanada.com/newsarchives/2006_july.html
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