Posts Tagged brooklyn

2009 Snowflake Festival We just made the website for Park Slope, Brooklyn’s 3rd Annual Snowflake Festival.

Our new winter ad We designed our new ad for the Park Slope Reader’s winter edition, check ‘er out:

Planet Awesome Kid We just found out that we’re going to be re-designing Planet Awesome Kid, the premiere kids street style blog dedicated to celebrating the individualism and spirit of children around the world.

Postscript Brooklyn Lion In the Sun, Brooklyn’s greatest paperie, is having us make them an online store for their Wedding Invitation business called PS Brooklyn. We’ve just finished making the wireframes (a wireframe is like a blueprint for a website)

Bend & Bloom Yoga Making this site has motivated us to grab our yoga mats and get into the down dog! Bend and Bloom Yoga, of Park Slope is an amazing space – it’s on a side street, so you wouldn’t expect to find a huge and bright yoga studio there…

Semantic Management Semantic Management helps small businesses get serious about their financials by getting their bookkeeping automated and organized. How do i get a loan? We created an identity that plays up their mission: ‘sustainable bookkeeping’. Logo & Business Card Design NOTE: Probably our favorite part of this project was the afterparty. The business owner, James Schaeffer […]

Debora Kane Debora Kane was a Brooklyn-based psychotherapist in need of an identity makeover. We wanted her brand to feel very positive and show that her clients would have a sunny clear-sky view on life after working with her. Logo Design deborakane.com

Kea Carpets and Kilims Kea displays their carpets and kilims with the same respect a gallery would pay to a priceless work of art, and they really are works of art. Mixing geography, history, and artistic taste, they bring the best carpets from around the globe to New York.

North Ninth Studio Photographer Alison Gootee came back to us to create the branding and website for her daylight photo studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; North Ninth Studio. We wanted the look to be as bright and vibrant as the space, so we went with a clean ‘open-air’ look and feel. Check it out: Home Page Navigation

Daniel Alter Architect We created the identity for Daniel Alter, an architect living and working in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Highlighting the arches and crossbar of the Letter A provides an architectural tip of the hat:

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