One of the great things about being a graphic designer is getting to work on such a variety of projects. For many designers, the poster is one of our favorites, and sadly, one that comes around all too seldom (at least for us). Recently Greg was privileged to get to design a poster for an annual music and song festival in Sturgeon Bay, WI. With a limited budget but an extensive trove of photography from past events, a collage seemed a good solution.
We recently designed these 32″ x 80″ banners for the accounting firm of Clark Nuber to be used in free-standing banner displays. Great, inexpensive way to increase the impact of your presence at shows.
Welsh&Co. produced these renderings for Seattle Department of Parks and Rec to show their planned renovation of the popular Gas Works Park.
When we heard that a group of investors were planning to open Seattle’s first recreational marijuana superstore inside the Experience Music Project (EMP) we were surprised. When they asked us to help with the branding we were totally stoked. Continue reading “NEW WORK: Branding Seattle’s First Marijuana Superstore”
Landau Associates is an environmental engineering firm with seven offices in the Northwest. They came to Welsh&Co. for a website redesign that would allow them to better show off the breadth of their experience. The full site has over 100 pages of case studies and information about the firm, and sports a full content management system.
See the site here.
We created this full website, and accompanying mobile site, for a Portland optometric clinic. The responsive design automatically switches to the mobile layout on devices with smaller screens. (Visit the site and collapse your browser window by dragging the right edge to the left to see the switch to the mobile version.)
See the site here.
Continue reading “NEW WORK: Cedar Mill Vision Center Website”
We were asked again to design the CD package for this songwriting and music festival in support of the historic Sturgeon Bay Steel Bridge in Door County, WI.
This group of doctors needed a new name, identity and website that projected confidence to referring dentists and anxious patients alike. (The clinic specializes in root canals.) We chose soothing colors, and eliminated all sharp edges, to create an identity that exudes calm professionalism.
Continue reading “NEW WORK: Seattle Endodontic Arts Website”
Like their name suggests, this architecture firm is also a licensed contractor that builds their projects with the same care with which they design them. They needed a website that was easy to navigate and that showed off their projects in dramatic fashion. Rolling over the category links on the homepage initiates a surprising slide show of images of their work. Overall, we kept the design simple and let the photos speak for themselves.
See the site here.