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Dine Out for The Argyle

Laura — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:55:31 +0000

The Argyle is an assisted living center in north Denver. Every month a local restaurant donates a certain percentage of their proceeds to help support seniors in need – it’s a terrific program, and I was excited to help redesign the collateral to help promote the events. The Argyle now uses an easy-to-update template for upcoming Dine Outs.

Metalcraft Industries

admin — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:53:42 +0000

We just finished Metalcraft Industries’ branding package. I loved working with Darrin, one of the vice presidents, at this small, family-owned company. We wanted to differentiate them from their competition by updating their brand. They wanted a clean, fresh, cutting edge feel to everything. We redesigned their logo, website, and all of the marketing collateral including a brochure and stationery. Plus, we got to use some great industrial photography taken by Tim Magee. We also got to work with a great web firm on the implementation of the website look-and-feel, Nixon Web Mastery.

John Corcoran Foundation

Laura — Wed, 06 May 2009 22:44:37 +0000

I love working with these guys. If you haven’t heard of the John Corcoran Foundation, you definitely need to check them out. The founder, John Corcoran, learned to read as an adult, and now the foundation offers tutoring services to help teach people of all ages how to learn to read. I helped a little bit with the messaging for this campaign in addition to doing the graphics, which is primarily used in Denver, Los Angeles and San Diego public schools. A lot of times kids really can learn how to read and/or improve their reading just by learning some different methods and techniques. I even had the opportunity to tutor over the past year – it was a great learning experience for me, too!

IABC 2008 Southern Region Conference

Laura — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 16:32:35 +0000

Taking it to the Extreme! That was the theme for the summer conference, and I got to pull in some extreme graphics and colors into these designs. The conference was great – as usual, tons of excellent information and presenters. I believe the conference committee exceeded their income goals, too. I love it when a plan comes together.

Rocky Mountain Presbyterian Church

Laura — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 23:10:57 +0000

I think Dan Breed, the associate pastor at Rocky Mountain Presbyterian Church, is one of the neatest people I’ve ever met – so, of course, I love working with him on these projects. I’ll miss them since we’ve left Bradburn, but I hope I get to keep doing more stuff! We’ve done several postcard-size “palm cards” to promote various event the church holds, including Christmas Eve services, Swing and Salsa dance lessons, and summer bible camps.