We loved working with New York based photographers Unique Visions Studio to create this contemporary and whimsical logo, letterpress business cards and letterpress petal folders.
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Thursday, April 5th, 2012
Logo + letterpress business cards for Unique Visions Studio
Thursday, March 24th, 2011
Synthesis Logo & Letterpress Business Cards
Synthesis founders Sandra and Burke were looking for a upscale brand to exemplify their company’s professionalism as well as reverence to a higher wisdom. We used the double infinity symbols to create a logo that feels unique and references the elevated consciousness that comes with the synthesis of ideas. And of course, we fell in love with the way the logo looks in letterpress!
Friday, December 17th, 2010
Lillabee Website
We have so much fun working with Lillabee! After creating their clean and playful logo, we went on to make lillabeebaking.com. The site is modern and fun, complete with an easy to use WordPress content management system.
Thursday, December 16th, 2010
Sumemoto Hang Tags
Our package for Sumemoto handmade gifts included original logo design, etsy graphics, hang tag design and letterpress printing.
Thursday, November 18th, 2010
Logo for Mean Move
Mean Move is a modern dance company that specializing in guerrilla performances in public places. They came to us looking for a logo that was “in your face” yet polished, with a dynamic sense of movement.
Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
Online Store for Two Hands Paperie
We created this custom design and complete e-commerce solution so that Two Hands Paperie in Boulder could convey their special store’s image to shoppers near and far.
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
db Art Logo
db art news is Denver and Boulders source for weekly contemporary art events. They wanted a logo that felt creative, clean and modern while also raw.
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
Website for wordshop.
We loved working on this flash website and matching wordpress blog for the fabulous Denver stationery boutique, wordshop. The challenge was to make the 2 dimensional digital site feel as tactile and welcoming as the shop.
Thursday, November 11th, 2010
Sew on the Go Branding
A mother and daughter team came to us with nothing but a business idea – alterations at your door. Since being mobile is a big part of the business plan, we suggested the name Sew on the Go. Our goal in creating this logo was to set the brand apart from your normal alterations business – striving to convey boutique artisan, rather than run of the mill tailor.
