The Churchkey website

The Churchkey an up and coming bar next door to novaks who's interior design was built around salvage pieces from an old historic church on the hill. Such a fun project check out the preliminary website already live at www.thechurchkeystl.com

New Designs And Trends

Another Hat catalog for the Magic Fashion Expo.

Sandbox Creative.com

Sandbox-creative.com

The Problem, an out of date website that no longer reflected the current client base.
The Solution, a full interactive portfolio flash site.

This site is yet to be approved and go live. But I think its coming along pretty smoothly, ao I thought I'd go ahead and get the test sight running. Check out the original site at sandbox-creative.com if you want to see the difference between old and new.

RCGA Invitation Direct Mailer

Invitation mailed with cover letter to induce awareness of potential employee in the later stages of the interview process.
The intention was show the applicants interest in creating an awareness of what is going on in Saint Louis other than the common and popular projects. Specifically the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.

Open Open Open Slu Entrepreneurs

BBQ Probono flyer

In office promotion for bbq event benefitting A Race for The Cure. Just a concept that was a bit over the top for this client, but it was fun.

The Ford Condominiums Wrap banner

The photos in my last blog were just compiled in photoshop. But today the actually banners went up and they are pretty great looking. We look a few photos, in this one you can see the large banner on the face of the building and the banner that wraps the entire building!

The Ford Condominiums

High-end St louis City Historic Condo development project identity from start to finish. Advertising, website www.thefordstl.com, building signage and brochurers.

Mu-Nana

Label designed to launch Maria Upton's soon to be famous Chocolate Chip Banana bread. Coined MU-Nana Bread.
Cinco de Mayo 2007 was our first step out on the streets with Munana. We were invited to participate in the Flower Festival at the Cathedral. We made some home made grunge tshirts with a some spray paint and stencils. And With the Mu-nana cart we were in business.

The best part about this event was that it was small enough for us to not be over whelmed but still enough people for us to see what works and what doesn't. The samples simply sold themselves. It was really cool to see the change in people faces from the time you say would you like a sample, to the time they tracking you down and saying i need more, give me a loaf. The packaging was a little awkward at first but once we decided to bag a few at once we were well semi-well oiled machine.