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Sara Loos RGD

She/Her

  • Art Direction
  • Book Design
  • Creative Direction
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Truth Be Told - Cover Design

Sara Loos RGD

Toronto-based designer who specializes in book design and print materials with almost 10 years of experience in the publishing and nonprofit industries. Sara completed a Master’s of Book Design at the University of Reading in 2015 and began her career at House of Anansi Press as a Design Assistant working on both the adult and children's books. She then took a position as a book cover designer at Simon and Schuster Canada. In 2021, she moved to the nonprofit industry and began her work with YWCA Toronto, using her design to serve and support the women, girls and gender diverse people of Toronto. Her freelance work has offered her the opportunity to work with independent publishers and small businesses across Canada. She joined the RGD community first as an Associate RGD member and then a Certified RGD member in 2022. Her work has been recognized by the RGD community, winning an Award of Merit in the 2021 In-House Design Awards.

Toronto, ON

Member since February 28, 2022

Senior Design and Production Coordinator @ YWCA Toronto


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I'm an RGD Member because...

“of the amazing work they are doing to support the design community. They fight to ensure that design standards are upheld and push back against organizations that are attempting to exploit designers' work. I feel good knowing I'm supporting an organization that is also supporting me.”

The best part about the RGD is...

“the sense of community it creates for designers. Often, designers work alone either as freelancers or a sole in-house designer. The RGD offers a way for us to come together, learn from each other and really shine a light on the amazing work the community is doing.”

The best advice I've ever received is...

“rejection is redirection. Often times we can't see it in the moment but there was a reason we didn't get the job or sign the new client. It led us to something else, often better than what we could have imagined.”