About

I'm Suzanne Bryce, a graphic designer and production coordinator based in Vancouver. For 14+ years I've worked on the side of design that most agencies avoid — the high-volume, deadline-heavy projects with hundreds of SKUs, multiple stakeholders, and zero room for inconsistency.
 

I have a BFA from the University of Victoria, production management training from the Sauder School of Business, and a digital marketing certificate from BrainStation. I work across Adobe Creative Suite and Wix/Shopify, and I handle everything from a single brand refresh to a full multi-hundred-item rollout.

 

What I've actually done

Nature's Path Foods — Managed creative production for 400+ product SKUs over seven years. Built an internal web platform used by the North American sales team, and ran a print cost analysis that saved the company over $500,000.

 

Golden Boy Foods, a division of Post Holdings — Coordinated design production and packaging approvals across hundreds of private label SKUs for major North American retailers, working directly with sales and marketing to keep products consistent and market-ready. Part of the team recognized with a BC Food & Beverage Award for People, Culture & Safety.

 

Samlex America — Led a corporate rebrand across 400+ product SKUs, from packaging to technical wiring guides to retail displays, coordinating brand guidelines with external agencies.

 

AC/DC Lighting Design — Led creative direction for Park-Kit, a parking technology platform: the mobile app UI, on-site hardware graphics, and the operations dashboard, working directly with the dev team and presenting to leadership.

 

How I work

I don't hand off your account to a junior designer or disappear behind a monthly report. You work with me directly, from the first draft to the final file. I come from a production background, so I care as much about whether a file will print correctly or a layout will hold up on a live site as I do about how it looks. If something needs to scale — more SKUs, more channels, more locations — I build it so it can, from the start.

 

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