The Palace
ROLE: branding and print design Logo and branding for our shared workspace: a converted warehouse full of makers, creators, artists, and musicians: “Collectively we form a community that defines and redefines itself through natural collaboration and cross-pollination – generating a more vibrant daily experience for ourselves and the world around us.” In that spirit, this project was a pretty collaborative process with our landlord (shoutout to Nathan) as well as other tenants, to create a branding toolkit that is adaptive, collaborative, tactile, and unique. The folks in the building have bonded and collaborated in many ways and this was an important point to make with the branding. Nathan initially came up with the idea of hands, which made a lot of sense to us. After some back and forth about what hands were the right hands, we had the notion to use a bunch of different hands along with a looser idea of the “logo.” Multiple hands, many of which were drawn by different Palace tenants, signify all the busy hands doing their unique thing within the building, thereby creating its own fluid tapestry and a variety of graphic uses. Along the way the design language was being created. There are 5 basic elements that make up the branding package: the hands, the title font, the sketchy […]
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SubRosa Dance Collective
Part client, part guinea pig, 100% beautiful and honest dance. Because Kailee is a founding member, we have been involved with everything for this group: branding, programs, posters, experimental photography, super-experimental videography
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Phenix Health
ROLE: Branding, stationery, and web design A return client came to us with a new project: a brand spanking new direct care health clinic that needed the whole package: branding, stationery, website, etc. It was a quick turnaround so they could get their marketing efforts underway, so we kept their branding and website simple, clear, and to the point of their mission: proactive, preventative, local, and accessible healthcare. phenixnw.com
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Anfield Shop
An official supplier of Liverpool Football Club merchandise, Anfield Shop contacted us for some apparel designs to sell in their shop. Needless to say, Duke was stoked. They left the idea generation up to us. The briefs were open ended. So we played to our own experiences with Premier League Football (Duke’s experiences, if we’re being honest): they’re televised at weird hours and the fans in the US are almost cult-like in their outside-the-cultural-norm support for quality overseas soccer. We also wanted to be different than the usual athletic supporter apparel (yawn). We toyed with presenting artwork of Robbie Fowler snorting a chalk line but in the end we didn’t think the club would sign off on it and we also didn’t want to get fired. Instead we drew on a sense of local (west coast) pride, hand-drawn qualities, lettering, and some sprinkles of Liverpool-y shapes and details. anfieldshop.com
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Oregon State Volleyball Recruiting Packet
ROLE : Design Goal: give the OSU volleyball program a useful tool for simplifying recruiting. Understanding how to choose a college is a daunting and complex process for kids – especially if you’re a recruited athlete. We worked closely with coaches of OSU’s volleyball program to graphically simplify a massive amount of information AND
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Breakers Mark 10-Year Apparel
Breakers Mark is the longest running “mixed” ultimate frisbee team in Portland and 2016 was their 10-year anniversary. Such laurels! To celebrate this milestone of sport, bourbon, and self-love they wanted to indulge in some new swag and we wanted give them something special.
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Creative Action Network
ROLE: print design Creative Action Network is a wonderful non-profit that uses visually-based, crowdsourced campaigns to help bring awareness to a number of important issues while simultaneously advertising and advocating for their contributing artists. We highly recommended submitting work and/or perusing the pages and pages
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