A handful of brand-identity projects — from nonprofit rebrands to schools, creators, and national conferences. Each started with strategy and ended with a system a team could actually run with.
YouTuber Monica Church came to us to monetize her large audience by building a brand — and website — that connects her viewers with vetted real estate agents. The brand had to hold its own against established players like HomeLight while carrying Monica's personal brand: friendly, practical, helpful, and modern. We established the voice, the brand story, and the plan to roll it all out.
Nourish Food Bank — formerly FISH Food Banks — is the largest network of food banks in Pierce County. We developed a new name, a new look, and a full collection of brand collateral. Because the brand had to represent a diverse community of stakeholders, careful attention was given to every element — down to the skin tone of the hands in the logo mark. “Our new name reflects not only what we do, but the way our whole community works together to provide nutritious food to anyone who needs it.” — Sue Potter, Executive Director
Established in 1976, Gig Harbor Academy is the oldest private school in Gig Harbor, Washington — grown from a one-room schoolhouse on ten acres into a vibrant preschool-through-fifth-grade community. As they expanded their vision for reaching a wider audience, we partnered with Kudos Marketing to build a new brand platform and logo to match their strategic priorities.
AIC is the annual conference for the Institute for Functional Medicine, exploring advances in medicine backed by the latest evidence-based research. In partnership with Rotator Creative, we designed the event brand along with its collateral and signage. The final design pulls icons and textures from the functional-medicine field while staying vibrant and fun — helping illustrate the range of topics the conference covers.
