We worked closely with the owners of The Grey House to create a mark that reflected the charm and character of their brand and store. In addition to a logo, we created signage for the storefront, business cards, collateral materials, and clothing designs. We also worked to create a website and online store consistent with their brand.

We worked together with our friends at Rendezvous North Beach to create a series of designs to sell in their boutique. Whether it was printed on tees, sweats, or onesies, this was one of our favorites from the series.

This single-color design was created for some family friends. The goal was to find the right design that said, “I’m 50% super hero, 50% soccer star, and 100% awesome!” It was printed on a triblend crew neck tee from Allmade Apparel for great fit and feel.

We designed a series of championship shirts for our local recreation and park district. We placed a high priority on creating a design that incorporated the local geography and design standards of the rec district, and was also flexible enough for use across a range of sports. The design was eventually used for basketball, softball, and volleyball and printed on Allmade Apparel crew neck triblend tees in a variety of colors depending on the sport.

This design was originally created for the Estes Park Athletics Booster Club and later modified for use in a fundraiser for the elementary school. The primary goal was to give locals a way to show their Bobcat pride at games, but with gear that would also be in style the rest of the week. Printed on Next Level Raglan Baseball Tees.

These tee shirts were designed for the Younger Generation Church in Arlington, Texas, to help visitors and guests identify their volunteer team at a glance. We designed these using the church’s existing brand standards and printed them with plastisol ink for maximum visibility and durability on 100% cotton tees from Next Level Apparel.

The owners at The Grey House commissioned a set of bear-themed tees for moms and kiddos. These designs are printed with water-based ink for an ultra-soft hand feel.

Created for a student job fair at a university, the marketing department was looking for an eye-catching poster that advertised their need for willing models, but also sent the message that students need not have previous runway experience to help promote the school.

This three-color halftone simulated process design was created for the 2017-2018 yearbook staff at Georgia-Cumberland Academy.

The owners at The Grey House commissioned a set of bear-themed tees for moms and kiddos. These designs are printed with water-based ink for an ultra-soft hand feel.

These tees have been best-sellers at The Grey House since they opened their doors in 2013. Printed with water-based ink on a triblend tee, these tees are anything but basic, and the girls get comments daily about how amazingly soft the shirts are.

The Not For Sale Campaign requested a series of signs to promote various campaigns in the exhibit hall during the 2012 Global Forum. This one, in particular, advertised the Not For Sale Tour. Finished size 36×24 inches.