Digital & Print

YourVote is a non-partisan company dedicated to involving voters in the political scene in a way that makes their voice heard by the right officials at the right time. We created a wide spread of co-branded promotional tools for elected officials to inform voters about the app, including brochures, mailers, and convention banners. To set the tone, the public face of YourVote needed to be approachable, trustworthy, and patriotic without being partisan, so we opted for solid American reds and blues with bold colors and subtle backgrounds to convey the information about the app.

Print & Digital

Salisbury Creative Group needed a brochure to communicate their CRM setup and maintenance packages at a trade show. They knew that in the trade show environment they may only get an uninterested glance from passersby, so they wanted a visually engaging piece that illustrated the value their services could add to a small winery's sales team. We used infographics, bright but sophisticated colors, and a paper with a memorable texture to catch the eye and open the door for a conversation. In addition to the paper version, we also created a digital, slide-based copy of the content for display on Salisbury Creative Group's website.

Print

Tiffany at The Nursie created a small pillow that slips over a mother's arm and solves many a breastfeeding woe. The business soon expanded from an in-house operation to major retailer websites and nationwide shipping, which made it time to put some serious thought into The Nursie's branding and accompanying materials. Tiffany wanted a style that was elegant, luxurious, and focused on moms rather than babies. We created a host of marketing and packaging materials in soft, girly colors and bouncy cursive fonts to accompany The Nursie pillow to stores, trade shows, and homes.

Digital

An “egghead” is a highly intellectual expert in their field. Egghead chef Tim Soufan is expanding his culinary consulting business and developing a brand identity that is intelligent, analytical, and brings top-notch quality to the science of food but is still able to laugh at itself. For a logo to spearhead that effort, we used an approachable, friendly main font with a clean-lined, academic subheader font and an orange that pairs well with mouthwatering food photography. We created several variants of the logo for use in a variety of contexts.

In collaboration with Salisbury Creative Group's marketing team.

Print

No tea party is complete without an extra touch of flair, especially when the party is a bridal shower! For this bride’s special day we created invitations and signage that were elegant but not too girly and incorporated some of the bride’s witty personality as well.

Print & Digital

Capsher Technology, a software consulting company based in College Station, TX, needed an engaging and cohesive look for the recruiting materials they take to job fairs on college campuses. We created visually engaging materials that emphasize their problem solving process, which relies heavily on whiteboarding and collaboration, and to make it clear to passers-by that they hire software developers.

Print & Digital

Ben Salisbury of Salisbury Creative Group needed a logo for his newly formed consulting and photography business. He had purchased a hawk icon that he wanted to use but needed some design work to form it into a logo and to incorporate a gold accent color. We experimented with several fonts, layouts, and ways to incorporate the accent color and landed on a simple and balanced logo that could be extended later into a full-fledged brand.

Print & Digital

My dear friend Ruthy was finishing up her graduate degree in museum and gallery exhibition and needed a business card as she started networking and looking for a job. The goal of a business card is to make an impression and be remembered beyond that parting handshake, and we decided that Ruthy’s most memorable quality is her red hair and enthusiastic personality. We designed a business card that was both professional, artistic, and memorably Ruthy..

Print & Digital

The logo for Chicken Doo Records is probably the most unusual request I’ve ever received. The owner was setting up a small-time Nashville record studio as an addition to his drum head manufacturing and sales business. The name for his studio came from the fact that his home was situated next to a chicken farm, and every morning he awoke to the sounds of roosters greeting the dawn (and taking care of business at the other end). For his logo he specifically requested a cartoon chicken running on a record table while singing and pooping. Finding a font that was as outrageous as the name proved to be the hardest part.

Print & Digital

Cakes were flying off the shelves at The Dessert Girl, which meant it was time for a logo to help potential customers know that the delicious desserts in front of them were made by everybody's favorite cake lady. Lisa, The Dessert Girl herself, had envisioned a logo that summed up her business - cakes, cupcakes, and cake pops handmade and delivered with flair. We crafted a sketched and watercolored look to complement her almost-too-cute-to-eat cakes.

Print

Thomas Carey is an outstanding fit for a school board position, and needed a yard sign that would draw attention to his campaign amidst the visual hubbub of a sea of other campaign signs. We decided to think outside the box and included Thomas’s beloved Rocky Mountain National Park horizon as the sign’s background, using colors pulled from hiking photos. Bold, straightforward text (and some required legal verbiage) completed the look and kept the message short enough to read in the 2 seconds before the stoplight turns green. The campaign was a success, and Thomas got the seat!