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Normand Huberdeau

Normand Huberdeau, a photographer unlike any other!

If you’ve spent any amount of time with Normand Huberdeau, you already know that he’s an engaging, devoted and passionate person.

If you’ve spent any amount of time with Normand Huberdeau, you already know that he’s an engaging, devoted and passionate person. You also know that he’s a veritable chatterbox of remarkable generosity, almost impossible to stop!

A very talented photographer since his early childhood, Normand has built a very enviable reputation. Over five decades, he’s served thousands of clients, while training hundreds of photographers who have worked for him. Eager to innovate, he has recently added Photobooths and various original concepts to his service offering.

Normand was born under the innovation star

Last March, Normand was able to revive his business as he faced the cancellation of all his events and photography-related contracts. Indeed, he quickly targeted the market of personalized masks, responding to an ever-growing demand. The results were immediate and we must admit that he hit the nail on the head once again!

However, Normand didn’t stop there. In addition to masks, he now offers many quality promotional items. Aprons, bags, cups, wallets, coasters, puzzles and so on, can be personalized according to your needs and desires.

Stay tuned for new projects

At the beginning of this year 2021, rest assured that Normand Huberdeau always has new projects in mind and that we will hear from him again in the near future; at least, that’s what he told me recently!

Ghislain P., one of his many friends!

Normand photographie un groupe avec parapluie rouge

2021 Bureau du taxi de Montréal Employee Calendar

Chelène Coulanges, Director of Operations at Bureau du taxi de Montréal, does not hesitate to praise Normand Huberdeau’s great generosity.

Chelène Coulanges, Director of Operations at Bureau du taxi de Montréal, does not hesitate to praise Normand Huberdeau‘s great generosity. “Normand offered us three photo sessions completely free of charge, not to mention the many portraits he took of some of our employees afterwards,” she explained.

Bureau du taxi de Montréal and NH Photographers

Ms. Coulanges was looking for a way to interest her employees in participating in Centraide of Greater Montreal’s fundraising campaign. This campaign is held annually at the City of Montreal to help the community agencies most in need. Not easy in times of pandemic and health restrictions.

“I suggested producing a 2021 calendar. The employees were divided into three groups and each developed a theme for a period of the year. Normand, whom I’ve known for more than five years, immediately agreed to participate in the project,” says Ms. Coulanges fervently.

Taxi companies

Centraide of Greater Montreal Fundraising Campaign

Three employee photo shoots have been held in the last few weeks and the calendar will be available soon. “Our goal is to raise a few thousand dollars for the United Way. It was also an opportunity to strengthen ties between employees. Most of them are teleworking in a more stressful context, and don’t have the opportunity to socialize too often,” she adds.

The Bureau du taxi de Montréal is a paramunicipal organization of the City of Montreal. The BTM is responsible, among other things, for enforcing the regulations governing the paid transportation of persons by automobile on the Island of Montréal. It employs about 40 employees. It also has more than 5,000 cabs and almost as many Uber cabs on the city’s roads.

Taxi inspectors

A beautiful collaboration

The 2021 Bureau du taxi de Montréal employee calendar will be sold in limited quantities among employees and their families. It represents a great success for Chelène Coulanges. She is very grateful to Normand Huberdeau, without whom this project could not have materialized.

Fortes Mask

Adèle Blais’ mask collection

His unique style, described by one New York critic as “neo pop happy”, combines layers of acrylic paint with textured collages, small text passages and black outline lines, giving his paintings their recognizable signature. The result is a puzzle with assembled pieces, the black space created by the lines being the remnant of the separation that is still possible. Where his subjects are not stripped of clothing and flesh, they are dressed in flamboyant, theatrical costumes.

Art and history

Adèle Blais

Adèle Blais

The Sherbrooke artist is self-taught and has been committed body and soul in his profession for more than 15 years. It is first of all the artist’s greatness of soul that strikes us when we have the chance to meet Adèle.

Photo Sofia Villeneuve

Les Sublimes reinvented as masks

Her creativity, life and relationships stem from her sensitivity and desire to meet people and to know their history. It’s not surprising therefore that she’s been working for over three years on Les Sublimes, to highlight the stories of incredible women.

By combining masks with quotations, Adèle Blais wants to celebrate women by giving them back their right to speak. These women from Virginia Woolf to Marylin Monroe, Maria Callas, Coco Chanel and Simone de Beauvoir marked the last century. The artist invites people to take an interest in their lives. She wants them to learn more about the history of women so often ignored in the history books.

Masks that highlight women of strength

Fortes masks were created from the works of Adèle Blais’ Les Sublimes series. Five women are highlighted, each with a quote of their own. The artist put her trust in Normand Huberdeau and NH Photographers Group to make high quality reusable masks.

Made in Quebec, the masks are on sale in certain pharmacies and on adeleblais.com. Each one costs $24.99 and you can get the complete series of five masks for $99.99 . They come in a beautiful packaging with a small cardboard box describing the woman mentioned and her achievements.

A great gift for the Holidays!

For more information: https://adeleblais.com