Toronto Blue Jays
Stadium Artwork for the Toronto Blue Jays
From a mural built from more than 3,000 baseballs to large format screen prints and painted championship rings, I created a range of commissioned work across Rogers Centre and the Blue Jays organization. All thanks to RISE and their awesome staff.
Graphic Design · Screen Printing · Murals
Overview
What started as [a single commission] has grown into an ongoing relationship with the Toronto Blue Jays. Over [number] years, I’ve created artwork for several areas of Rogers Centre, plus the team’s minor league facility in Dunedin, Florida. The projects span scales and mediums, from large-format graphics and installed murals to small-batch screen prints and hand-painted pieces, all built around the team’s bold, recognizable identity.
01 / Park Social Baseball Mural
For the Park Social area of Rogers Centre, I painted a large-scale mural across more than 3,000 individual baseballs. Each ball became a single “pixel” in the larger image, so the artwork only comes together at a distance and rewards a closer look up close. [One sentence on install, e.g. how long it took, how it was mounted, or fan reaction.]
02 / Logo Screen Print Series
I also created a series of screen prints for Rogers Centre and for the Blue Jays’ minor league facility in Dunedin. Each piece is hand-pulled in small batches in 3-4 colors, built from the team’s logos and colors with layered, textured detail that only comes from screen printing. Together they work as a matched set, tying the major and minor league facilities under one visual language.
03 / Rogers Centre 328 Club
In the 328 Club, I designed and produced large-format graphics that carry the team’s identity across the space, along with a smaller mural of baseball bases. The goal was artwork that works at stadium scale while keeping the energy and detail of the Blue Jays brand. [Optional: note the size of the largest piece or the type of surface.]
04 / Rogers Centre Blueprint Club
For the Park Social area of Rogers Centre, I painted a large-scale mural across more than 3,000 individual baseballs. Each ball became a single “pixel” in the larger image, so the artwork only comes together at a distance and rewards a closer look up close. [One sentence on install, e.g. how long it took, how it was mounted, or fan reaction.]