How TPH Helps Creators Like Sadé Powell Bring Their Ideas to Life
Sadé Powell × TPH: Where Creativity Meets Craft Toronto-based illustrator and MuchMusic host Sadé Powell has trusted TPH since 2020 to bring her vibrant artwork and media projects to life. Whether printing her own pieces or supporting fellow artists, Sadé values TPH’s expert guidance and personalized service. “They always go the extra mile,” she says. “From catching order mistakes to helping me choose the perfect paper, TPH feels like a true creative partner.” From art prints to oversized visuals for MuchMusic events, TPH helps Sadé turn bold ideas into beautiful reality.
Sadé Powell is a content creator and digital illustrator based in Toronto, known for her vibrant artwork and her role as a host at MuchMusic. Since 2020, she’s trusted The Printing House (TPH) to help bring her creative visions to life.
“I’ve been working with The Printing House for about five years now,” Sadé shares. “I run my own art business and also work full-time in media. Whether I’m printing my own artwork, pieces by friends, or showcasing other local artists, TPH has always been my go-to.”
What makes TPH stand out for Sadé is the personalized service. “Sometimes I’d make a mistake in my order, and they’d call me to double-check: ‘Are you sure this is what you wanted?’ And we’d fix it together. That kind of care makes all the difference.”
Beyond print quality, Sadé values the expert guidance she receives. “They’re the professionals. If I’m unsure about the type of paper I need, I can walk in and they’ll show me options, explain what works best, and help me make the right choice.”
Her work at MuchMusic also calls for creative print solutions—especially for events and interviews. “Sometimes we need a huge board printed with the most ridiculous things on it,” she laughs. “Whether it’s slides, cards, or oversized visuals, TPH has always been available to help make our ideas come to life.”
For artists, creators, and professionals like Sadé, The Printing House isn’t just a print shop—it’s a creative partner.
