When Emily Graham decided to open a brick-and-mortar bakery in historic downtown Texarkana to sell her delicious cookies, as featured on Good Morning America, she reached out to us. We came up with a simple design inspired by bakeries in Paris, but with a little pop of whimsy to match Emily’s personality. Et voila, this …
Another local Texarkana small business we’re fond of (ahem, and also helped brand) is Dreidel. home + sundry. This was our second project with original owner Jordan Johnson, who is really fun and brought her own vision to the table. She knew that with the eclectic and colorful products she would be offering, she wanted her …
The ArkLaTex 100 Club is a local nonprofit that does amazing work raising funds to help the families of police and firemen who are lost in the line of duty. They also provide grants to these agencies for lifesaving equipment that isn’t covered by their departments’ budgets. They needed help telling the community what they …
One thing we love about our jobs is that we often get the opportunity to meet with small business owners and learn about them and their backstory. It’s 100x easier to work for a company than it is to start your own. Our first step when we work with an entrepreneur is to meet the …
Giesler Family Dentistry was remodeling their Atlanta, Texas office and wanted a fresh logo to complement their clear, modern aesthetic.
We went with the serifed ampersand for this CPA firm to keep things a little classic with a modern, crisp edge. We also worked with interior designer Hollis Boyette, who was updating interior colors and furniture to make sure we kept the brand consistent.
The Beauty BARR has such a fun vibe. It’s always a blast working with this group of ladies. We’ve been fortunate to work with them on their website, brand cards and print collateral, business cards that reflect the personalities of each stylist, and even styling for their annual anniversary photoshoots.
Jason reached out to us because he needed an ad designed for a local magazine and wanted something that reflected his personal style and work ethic. Over lunch, we were able to talk with Jason and get enough of his story to synthesize into an ad he could be proud of. Photo: Debbie Brower Photography