Hi, I'm Glenn Conrick, an illustrator, graphic designer, and head doodlebug at Molten Ice. Situated in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains I am fortunate to live in a place where the air is clean, the sky is big and the water is crystal clear. I have worked in the graphic design industry for over 40 years with experience in just about any type of graphic medium there is. I will try anything if it suits the needs of the client.

The History of a Doodlebug

In 1985 I began my career as a commercial screen print designer in Edmonton where, among other things, I learned the value of customer satisfaction and working under tight deadlines.

In 1990, with five years of valuable creative design experience under my belt, my family and I moved to Calgary where I jumped into the next phase of my graphics career. As the lead designer for a Corporate Design firm I was there at the beginning of the digital age and embraced the future of computer-based graphic design with an intense passion.

1998 and web design. Yowza! This was a memorable year as I was hired on as the Creative Director for an up and coming Web Development company. It was fast-paced, exciting work and definately the wave of the future. I helped build a five person startup company into a 50 person internet dynamo with clients such a s Xerox, Royal Bank of Scotland and Guardian Insurance based out of New York.

2002 was the year Molten Ice was conceived and launched. Willing to try anything and everything, I utilized my years of past experience to build a small, well respected company known for fast, awesome creative design.

Over the last 40 years I have been fortunate enough to have worked with an eclectic group of clients whose needs have ranged from web design to bronze casting, from trade show booth design to writing and illustrating a children's book, from corporate annual reports to mascot design and the odd office building facade design thrown in for good measure.

Looking forward I know there are great concepts waiting to be imagined and I relish the adventure I'll take in discovering them.