How do you approach a project both bigger and wholly different than anything you have tried before? When there are shifting protocols and you're unsure of what's even possible? You hire Soulcraft. Their creativity and work-ethic are amazing. But the reason I believe our project was able to out-perform all projections lies in their belief that technical excellence is only the beginning. The spirit (or soul) of your piece, how it makes your audience feel, is the true measure of success. Work with them. You’ll be glad you did.

Amanda Stubbert
Director of Alumni, Parent, and Family Relations

EPIC

Like many conservation organizations, EPIC was doing good work but struggling to show it off - let alone raise their annual operating budget.

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Seattle Pacific University

Struggling to attract students in the crowded Seattle market, Seattle Pacific University needed a little magic to help them stand out and recruit diverse and dynamic new students.

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Creative Money

Creative Money’s radical “financial planning that doesn’t suck” approach left some clients scratching their heads - surely that can’t be possible! Spending too much time explaining, they needed help communicating their method.

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Cyrus

After the pandemic hit, Michelin-starred chef Douglas Keane needed a visually stunning way to remind investors of the magic of in-person fine dining to build his innovative new dream restaurant.

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Overlake Medical Center

When this small hospital in an agricultural town suddenly found itself neighbors with Microsoft, they needed to raise the annual support necessary to grow alongside their exploding population.

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Sealaska

After a major pivot in their business practices towards a more sustainable model, Sealaska needed to shake off their old reputation and tell their new story - both inside and out.

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Seattle Aquarium

With their work restoring and protecting the waters of the Pacific Northwest being relatively unknown to the public, the Seattle Aquarium wanted to showcase their extensive conservation work.

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Think Local First

With the Covid-19 pandemic raging, local business struggling, and the first holiday season in lockdown fast approaching, Sustainable Connections was looking for a way to promote safely shopping local.

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USDA

Combating Europeans’ long-held low opinion of American food, the USDA wanted to show the quality and care behind American meat by telling true stories of American farmers, ranchers, and fisherpeople.

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Woocheen

A social enterprise doing business in and on behalf of the ocean, Woocheen needed a suite of storytelling tools to inform business partners about what they’re doing, and why.

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