Showing posts with label Brand Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brand Development. Show all posts
UTAP Development ID & Brochure
Just Printed! For the past 4 months we've had the opportunity to work with the University of Texas's Autism Project helping craft a visual thread and tone. This development brochure will create funds and the awareness needed for future endeavors.
Wheatsville

Austin's Owned and Grown since 1976. Ponder that for a second. Five years before going organic was a seed of inspiration to most, Wheatsville was a movement organized to bring healthy, local and sustainable food to the community. 33 years and a beautiful renovated store later, they are thriving and still bringing the best food to your table. We are proud to bring their message to consumers this Thanksgiving. If you shop there, good for you. If not, give them a look, they are a real Austin success story with deep core values of integrity, health and community.
By George

What's not to love about By George? Our closet is rocking with their unique fashion attire. As Matt & Katy are going on their 30th year of designer bliss, we've been lucky enough to work with them for almost 10 years. And have you heard? The men's store is coming back. Personally, we can't contain our excitement.
Marc Burckhardt 2009

The new Marc Burckhardt book is hot off the presses. Every other year we get together with Marc and have some fun putting together a small book of current work he can use to send to clients and friends. This being the 5th book its starting to evolve into a nice series. Check him out - www.marcart.net
Live the Legend!
How to do re-invent 25 years of Pizza excellence? You lean on the core values of got you there in the first place. Lewis Carnegie has been recruited by local studio/asylum, The Mad House (www.the-mad-house.com) to help bring Double Dave's pizza into a new chapter of good eats and great people.The 3 month project is wrapping now and expect new and improved ordering ordering experience as well as brand components to installed in all 65 stores within the next few months.
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New for Bell and Bird. Named after Victorian explorers Gertrude Bell and Isabella Bird, the owners Rhianna Horan and Cyrus Shennum travel the world for antique jewelry. Pieces that share fascinating historic stories about the original owner. Cyrus is a master jeweler who creates gorgeous bejeweled jewelry as well as repairs and modernizes the antique pieces. Coming this March to 26th Doors in Austin. Check them out – it's like a museum store with rare antique and custom jewelry.