It’s still July, right? Whew, that was close. We’ve been super busy and now have a ton of stuff to tell you about. (A metric ton, even — which is over 2200 pounds!) So, if you’ll allow us to bend your ear for a moment….
We’ve just wrapped up an identity and web design for Beals Design-Build. (We developed the identity and icon system in tandem with their website, which is something we especially love to do.)
Just in time for this evening’s Los Angeles trunk show, we’ve just posted a simple (responsive even) page for jeweler Danielle Queller. We used the lovely Omnes Pro, which is stunning in light weights.
We’ve just wrapped up a website redesign for Better Together Baking, just in time for their debut at the Fancy Food show. Holy cow! The transition is pretty remarkable, if we do say so ourselves!
A minimal new website for Thayer Gignoux at Storage Studies here in Portland. Thayer’s handiwork is phenomenal — clean, modern, sturdy and an absolute dream to work with. Additionally, we were delighted to kick off this redesign with an identity by our buddy Jason Sturgill.
This guy knows his spices. Thanks, Thayer, for a fun project and for turning us on to one of our new favorite dishes.
Our dear friend Brian Padian is set to start production on his film, The Black Sea Movie. See how you can support the project.
Our dear friend Brian Padian (Big Black Dark) is set to start production on his film, The Black Sea Movie, in just a few short months. Perhaps you would like to support the film or keep up with the process on Facebook.
When our buddy Toni, of Edris Salon, contacted us about donating a website to a non-profit that is dear to her, we jumped at the chance. This is a tireless team with big hearts and we are honored to have been part of the project. Take a peek at our simple, responsive WordPress website for Curly Tail Pug Rescue. You just might end up finding your new best friend.
Our Spring Newsletter has hit the stands.
For our latest production, the Ultimate Choice website, we were intent on designing an experience that would move beyond the usual brochure sites standard for local home repair companies. And when Nohra from told us we could be creative as we wanted, we were also resolved on having a bit of fun in the process. We think we’ve hit the nail on the head by creating a site that was both a blast for us to build and visually enjoyable—a long, single page with an illustrated house and landscape as a frame to Nohra’s craftsmanship.
