 Johnathan Kiser's design in print
Although designing for print is vastly different than designing for the web, we love to do both. There's just a different feeling when a print project is completed and in your hands that sets it apart from seeing finished work on a monitor. Below is a partial list of clients whom we've done print work for in the past. Past projects have included business cards, letterhead, t-shirt designs, catalog covers, massive vinyl banners, brochures and various marketing materials.  Raintree Nursery started their mail-order nursery in 1973 and, like their 500+ varieties of plants, business has taken off like a weed. For this year's Northwest Flower & Garden Show, they commissioned us to create six poster-sized photos of their plants and three full-color vinyl banners for their booth. The smallest banner was 4' tall by 6' wide and the largest was 4' tall by 12' wide, suspended by a series of grommets. The booth was visited by thousands of green thumbs, many of which commented on the fantastic photos and banners. Every year they print seasonal catalogs that reach hundreds of thousands of customers all over North America. So impressed with our work on the show banners and photos, Sam asked us to design this year's catalog cover. For a free copy, sign-up here.  Our work for Big Bottom Valley Cattle, Co. started with designing their web site, and wound up doing their business cards and letterhead stationary as well. Ben and Lisa Davis were very specific that the business cards and letterhead match the web site as close as possible, and the final result is a unified business image. Their picturesque farm is home to specially bred and grown Wagyu Beef, whose heritage reaches back hundreds of years to Kobe, Japan. Wagyu/Kobe Beef are acclaimed the world over as the zenith of the cattle industry.  Retro Attic is a very small clothing reseller whose niche market is vintage/retro clothing (dresses, skirts, shirts) and discounted footwear (boots & sandals). In addition to the web development and image retouching, we also created their business cards fridge magnets. A short while later we were asked for a design for ladies' shirts, for their short-run of promo t's.  Sandy Wiese is a grandmother whose love of painting and grandchildren comes together in her Country Paintings business of custom, hand-painted furniture for kids and grown-ups. Her cheerful work has graced tables, benches, watering cans, and rocking chairs. Sandy was so happy with the logo we designed for her, she commissioned us for a new business card design.  Our work for Tiger Mountain Technologies, included a myriad of projects but began with redesigning their site and creating custom graphics for in-store and Internet advertising. We created new business cards for them in 2005 and 2006, monthly flyers for their sales, product data sheets, brochures, and other marketing materials. |
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