Olson Kundig
After a lifetime of achievement, these two industry icons wanted to capture their story like they never had before.
Great design elevates everything it touches. It changes the way you think about a campaign, brand, or movement. So, whether it is for a logo, a website, an animated film, or a title sequence, our design team creates work that communicates powerfully and moves audiences.
We gave Soulcraft a big challenge, promote safely supporting local businesses during COVID, with nearly impossible deadlines. They pulled it off! The team is creative, hard working, responsive and fun. I should also mention adaptable. Schedules and plans needed to constantly change due to evolving COVID restrictions. Soulcraft associates smiled, thought hard and worked through the necessary changes.
After a lifetime of achievement, these two industry icons wanted to capture their story like they never had before.
Like many conservation organizations, EPIC was doing good work but struggling to show it off - let alone raise their annual operating budget.
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.
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.
In an effort to stop global terrorism, 39 peacemakers from 22 countries assembled to create three action plans using the power of art to mitigate extremist violence.
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.
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.
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.
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.