We take the methods and philosophies gained over two decades of working with some of the world's leading brands and apply the same approach to our medium and small size business clients. This process allows our clients, no matter how large or small, access to the same style strategic thinking and top creative at a fraction of the cost of many larger design offices.

This website is a place for us to share ideas, stories, interesting links and videos on the intersections of design, culture, marketing, business, and of course, our work. 

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Client: OC Trainer  //  Project: Identity Design & Branding, Website Design & Development, Photography, Video Design and Production, Content Management System
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Client: Pandora.com  //  Project: Print advertising announcing Pandora on T-Mobile Android handsets.

From the Design Observer: When it comes to fulfilling simple human desires, can design get in the way?

Readers of Design Observer may be sick of the High Line by now. I know that I sort of am. The product of a design competition with over 700 entries, designed to within an inch of its minutely cultivated life, and surrounded by some of the chicest real estate in town, the half-mile southern stretch of this elevated New York City park has been so deliriously popular that crowd control has become a serious problem.

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Source: When Design Gets In The Way (http://observatory.designobserver.com/entry.html?entry=8767)

Client: Evolution LA  //  Project: Website Design & Development
Website Design, Content Design, Content Management System
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Jacek Utko is an extraordinary Polish newspaper designer whose redesigns for papers in Eastern Europe not only win awards, but increase circulation by up to 100%. Can good design save the newspaper? It just might.

Client: Pandora.com  // Project: Advertisers Sizzle Video
Produced by Evolution. 

From Design Observer. Debbie Millman on Obsessive Branding Disorder.

The current discipline and practice of branding is both obsessively fascinating and shamelessly polarizing. Because our lives are so entwined with brands, it has become difficult to distinguish between our beliefs and our brand preferences. From Apple to Starbucks, from Rachel Ray to Tiger Woods, corporations and individuals alike are immersed in a brand ethos. As a result, branding has become one of the most significant influences on both public consciousness and the contemporary visual environment and it is a fiercely debated subject.

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Client: Asempra Technologies // Project: Identity Design
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