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TODD Graphic offers 20 years of experience in graphic design, and works in PC format, compatible with clients' most popular PC based software applications and industry output processes.

With each project, TODD Graphic provides technical coordination with service bureaus, production and print shops, and Internet Service Providers. TODD Graphic supports CorelDraw Suite; WordPerfect Suite; Microsoft Office Suite; Dreamweaver; Adobe Illustrator; PhotoShop PC; ArcView and related GIS/GPS among others.

For 12 years, Jim Todd was an internationally syndicated political cartoonist and illustrator with Southam News, Ottawa. His work has appeared in most major Canadian daily newspapers, including the Montreal Gazette, the Globe and Mail, the Ottawa Citizen, and the Vancouver Sun.

His work has been reprinted internationally in a variety of editorial cartoon anthologies including "Portfoolio: The Year in Canadian Caricature", MacMillan, "Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year", (USA) Pelican, and "The Finest International Political Cartoons of Our Time", Witty World. His work is published in "POLL CATS - A Collection of Political Cartoons by J.F. Todd", Lancelot Press, 1993.

His illustrations have appeared in a variety of magazines including Canadian Forum, Policy Options, Outdoor Canada, Eastern Woods and Waters, Atlantic Insight, and Canadian Doctor. He is a member of the American Association of Editorial Cartoonists, and the Association of Canadian Editorial Cartoonists, and served on the latter's Advisory Board to the National Archives, and as Vice-President.

He was the winner of the 1991 Atlantic Journalism Award for Editorial Cartooning.

He was a contract instructor of MultiMedia Graphic Design and Aerial Photography Interpretation at the Centre of Geographic Sciences, Lawrencetown, NS, and has an extensive background in cartography and survey principles. He served on the Advisory Board to the Cartography Program at COGS.

He is a licenced guide, avid canoeist and outdoorsman, and has traveled extensively through the back country of western Nova Scotia. He is a founding member of the Tobeatic Wilderness Committee and is active in that group's continuing efforts to protect this area.