Artistconcept/R.D.Murray
| Commercial Artist |
Robert Murray has worked as a senior freelance technical
illustrator producing graphics for service, parts, and operator
manuals for a broad range of clients. Clients include Bolton
Industries, The Canadian Air Force, General Motors Defence,
General Motors Diesel, Timberjack Machines which later
became John Deere Forest Harvesting Equipment.
Robert has published how to do articles. He wrote and
illustrated for a Canadian national wood working magazine as
well as an English Toy Making magazine.
Robert, an award winning graphic designer, produced
publications for the University of Waterloo, The University of
Western Ontario, as well as a host of advertising and design
studios.
His graphic design work has been selected for the Royal
Canadian Academy. The Society Of Graphic Designers
selected his work to be included in a show of Canadian
graphics at the Japanese Osaka World's Fair in 1970.
After completing the Faculty of Education Program at the
University of Western Ontario, Robert held the position of
Teaching Master at Cambrian College where he wrote and
taught credit courses in the three year graphic design program.
He taught topography, graphic design, illustration, and
drawing. He chaired several academic committees in
curriculum development
Robert presently provides freelance architectural and technical
illustrations as well as graphic design services.
illustrator producing graphics for service, parts, and operator
manuals for a broad range of clients. Clients include Bolton
Industries, The Canadian Air Force, General Motors Defence,
General Motors Diesel, Timberjack Machines which later
became John Deere Forest Harvesting Equipment.
Robert has published how to do articles. He wrote and
illustrated for a Canadian national wood working magazine as
well as an English Toy Making magazine.
Robert, an award winning graphic designer, produced
publications for the University of Waterloo, The University of
Western Ontario, as well as a host of advertising and design
studios.
His graphic design work has been selected for the Royal
Canadian Academy. The Society Of Graphic Designers
selected his work to be included in a show of Canadian
graphics at the Japanese Osaka World's Fair in 1970.
After completing the Faculty of Education Program at the
University of Western Ontario, Robert held the position of
Teaching Master at Cambrian College where he wrote and
taught credit courses in the three year graphic design program.
He taught topography, graphic design, illustration, and
drawing. He chaired several academic committees in
curriculum development
Robert presently provides freelance architectural and technical
illustrations as well as graphic design services.
