Nanotech Innovations - One product, one lab, and an upcoming trade show meant this company was on a tight schedule. Despite a logo and color scheme change mid-design, we got this to them on time and on budget. We're low on ego here, so if you turn around and say, 'actually, can you use this design for part of the header' we will, in fact, use that design for part of the header.
Infinite Monkey Comics and Games – When Matrix Games changed their name and their look in 2007, they came back to us for a complete site redesign and reorganization. We worked with them on updating and expanding the content, finding a design that incorporated the new sign for their physical store and reflected the new tone of their business, and even got them new web hosting to complete the makeover.
Gayle Pritchard Art/GAPDesigns – Gayle had a book going to press in a few months and needed a website for the book jacket and tour. She also needed gallery space for her own artwork, some of which is for sale. We created this design using some of her pieces, bringing in elements of the more natural fabrics she uses. We chose a warmer palette and design for the wrapper to reflect the 'homespun' heritage of quilting that permeates her work.
Landowner Records – Build-out Landowner's chief exec was pretty handy with graphic design, but didn't know how to translate his logo and layout concept into bits and bytes. We took his designs and created workable pages, added the snazzy menu rollovers, and integrated PayPal and a music player into the store - everything this record label needed to get rolling.
Matrix Games – Redesign for a small comic and game store that needed to highlight an upcoming event.
ARG: Government Office – quick design for use in a local alternate reality game. The emphasis here was on things like the logo, which added a sense of reality to the excursion.
ARG: Venture Capital Group – another design for another installment of the game. Here we sought a clean, professional look that merged idealist philanthropic motives (the logo in the top left) with a punchier, capitalist motif (the project descriptions and color palette).
