They came to us to help them build not only their brand and website, but the look and feel of their toys as well. It’s been a truly fantastic relationship, one that will surely grow in 2011 as we continue to add all kinds of bells and whistles! But we wanted to our work up to this point. Below you’ll find the logo, the front and back of the actual airport set, the website, and the interactive cockpit, which is going to get a whole lot cooler in the coming year. The cockpit was designed to enhance the play experience of the physical airport set, rather than have the kid sitting in front of a computer screen for hours on end. The whole project has been a blast and we really liked to idea of being a part of something that helps fuel the imagination of children.

Click on the thumbs to enlarge or you can see the website here, we also helped design their blog, twitter, and you tube channel.

This was a fun project. First off we had excellent source material. We took A LOT of inspiration from Sean Kingston’s website (check it out here, it’s awesome), then pulled in some Old-School, 80’s Hip Hop, inspired flavor (see gold chain), and then threw in some of Sean’s unique heritage (see flags). Once we had the design done, we handed it over to long-time collaborator VLT, who supplied the back-end development.

We were pleased with the end result and so is the client, we hope Sean’s fan’s enjoy it as much as we enjoyed designing it.

Click on the image below to imbiggun! Or visit the live site here, although you have to join to view most of the content.

Because we had delivered for them before on other projects, the Guitar Sanctuary called us. Once they shared their vision for the store with us, we knew exactly where to go.

After developing the logo, we did several print ads and their website. They were very please with the results. The website is a full blown e-commerce site, which we designed and then used Volusion (A 3rd party e-commerce solution provider) to supply the e-comm back end. We also helped them with the layout of their you tube channel.

Although guitar-lovers beware you might not want to leave.

Click on the thumbs to embiggun’ or visit their site here.

We started by giving their logo a slightly different treatment, making it more scalable, we then chose colors that really gave it some pop. Dig the screen shots below or see it in action here.

We gave them several options before settling on what you see below, we also integrated Flash animation into their menu navigation. They felt the end result more than accomplished their goal, but you can decide that for yourself, see the screen shots below, of see the whole thing here.

The “recipe” for this this little gem, started with a Rolling Pin, literally. We printed a Personal URL (or PURL for those really late to the party) on a tag and attached it to a Rolling Pin, and that was the mail piece. The PURL drove them to a Flash-Based website that hit each potential Franchisee with CiCi’s value prop, and like I said before CiCi’s is the best pizza value . . . wait for it . . . anywhere.

Click on the thumbs to embiggun’ or see it live here.

We arrived at the flower-centric look you see below and updated her color palette as well. She was thrilled with the results. We then redesigned her new website and utilized a 3rd party e commerce engine to propel the back-end and “Presto” new site.

Click on the thumbs to enlarge or see the whole site here.

Noble Video Productions needed a new identity & logo, they were looking for something simple and iconic and we delivered.

We also designed a simple, yet conceptual business card, borrowing from the look and feel of the interface of Final Cut Pro, the preferred software of choice for video editors. Click on the thumbs below to embiggen’.

Learn more about Noble Video Production here.