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Impactful branding solutions.
Print, Online, and Environments.

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Green Depot, Bowery NYC

Green Depot, one of the largest retailers of eco-friendly products, needed a visual way to tell the world, “how they see ‘green’.” To achieve this objective we created a system of icons that are universal in message but unique in design. The “How We See Green” icon system is now a core component of the Green Depot retail, web and print experience. It is a strong visual guide that helps consumers better understand the meaning of being “green”. The New York Times recently noted the Green Depot Bowery location for its overall concept and design.

 

New York Times Article~

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Weeksville Heritage Center

Weeksville Heritage Center is a shining example of a community-focused organization that bridges the past to the future. This organization had several design needs for their numerous educational and festive programs. As such, we created a distinct identity system whose core was built on a unique typeface. The custom typeface was a modern take on classic stitching. Coupled with rich, strong colors and nouveau framing elements, we applied the system to Weeksville's premier summer event series - "Oasis".

 

Listed below are some of upcoming events from Weeksville's Summer Oasis program:

 

July 5, 4-7pm — Blk Jks in Concert


July 11, 6pm — N'Dambi in Concert


July 18, 6pm — Tamar-kali in Concert


July 25, 6pm — Martin Luther in Concert


All events held at Hunterfly Road Houses
1698 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11213View Map~

 

 

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A Health House Grows in Brooklyn

With the goal of planting seeds for our community’s future, 93 Nevins is one of the first environmentally-friendly, multi-family, homes to be built in Brooklyn, NY. To promote this historic development the client wanted to create an identity for 93 Nevins that was aspirational and community-focused. The resulting graphic identity used vibrant colors, whimsical illustrations and bold typography that would compliment the surrounding neighborhood and excite the neighbors about something new. Take a look at what has been Growing in Brooklyn. Read more.

 

Brownstoner Article~

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