For this Smithsonian-affiliated museum, we created business cards that harkened back to the dawning of the nuclear age. The cards were designed to look and feel as if they were a part of an exhibit.
To convey the feel of an "upscale joint," we letterpressed this package for a high-end feel, then downscaled it by using masking tape on the letterhead and envelope.
As one of the Southwest's largest CPA and business & financial advisory practices, REDW The Rogoff Firm has a long-standing reputation built on integrity. We designed the "integrity counts" campaign to work for every potential touchpoint for the firm, including the letterhead package.
Albuquerque The Magazine is a "city format" publication that highlights the fun, quirky and social aspects of life in ABQ. For the letterhead package, we designed a sticker system that lets the magazine's employees indicate what they love about living here.
For a company that imports olive oil, we designed an identity system that felt old world, but still addressed the quirkiness of the name “OilSlick.” This cost-effective package used one label that could be applied to the letterhead and to tags that were tied to the product bottles. A rubber stamp communicates the contact information.
The letterhead package for this medical practice specializing in vasectomy reversals and fertility counseling was designed to communicate the hope and potential joy of becoming a parent.
Osuna Nursery is a well-known and much-loved New Mexico business. The client wanted to update their brand to reflect the growth and maturity of their business, as well as their long-held beliefs in offering expert advice to their customers. The accompanying tagline: "Let's get growing."
Imagine an eco-friendly real estate project that develops you -- where the amenities are those provided by nature. That's the attitude we took to create this identity and branding campaign.
Measure Twice is a construction company based in Montana. We created a new logo, corporate ID and print campaign focusing on the need to hire the right contractor at the start of the project. After all, you only build once.
This fast-growing medical practice makes a point of talking to their patients in plain-spoken terms. We created a new name, identity and branding campaign that told expectant moms they could expect more at CPD.
Identity package for a t-shirt company. The idea? Sew the shirt tags into the letterhead and cards, and have the contact info look like washing instructions. Boom.