Challenge: Create a brochure that was informational, exciting and got the readers attention. A leave behind that would get you excited about the company.

Solution: The client loved the cover concept as a magazine cover. It was a great way to get the readers attention and we were able to use a supplied 3D rendering which worked very well. The content was about the retail expansion and locations of the Vestar Development properties. On the inside, shopping bag icons were placed on the map to show current locations and give a retail feel. The photos were placed in Polaroid® like frames with a snapshot appearance. Overall, the client was very pleased and it was another creative solution for organizing information.

Challenge: 3W, an award-winning company was looking to wow it’s clients. Something memorable and extraordinary, that would leave an impression.

Solution: This was the perfect opportunity for an over-sized brochure. One that couldn’t be tucked away in your desk. Utilizing an accordion-fold, the brochure could stand up on its own; very impressive on a coffee table. Limited photos, very little copy and lots of white space were applied to keep the design simple. Less is more, but bigger is better. On the inside, a spot color silver and a double hit of black contrasted very nicely. For direct mailing, a custom black envelope was designed that could be mailed to prospects. The client was very pleased and his clients and prospects were very impressed. Wow!

Challenge: The Sonoran Desert Protection Proposal was an ambitious proposal to protect and provide stewardship for a large area of public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The objective was to organize the information in such a way that it would be an easy read, and also reflect the goal of the client.

Solution: Using simple design elements such as color blocks, rounded corner boxes for photos, and earthtone colors, the brochure had an organic feel. The lighting on the cover photo dramatized the landscape of the sonoran desert with a graphic emphasizing protection. On the inside, the study area outlined in red was the area of concern and using the map as the centerfold, became the center of interest. The numbers on the map corresponded to the sections for an easy read. The Sonoran Institute was very pleased and was released to a number of organizations for their review.