THINGS
WE'VE DONE
ZOOMOBILE
– Strategy – Design
Zoomobile brings educational animals and lessons to schools, libraries and public spaces in the Kansas City area via an adorable van. They came to us wanting to increase bookings and awareness among schools in certain counties. After market research, consumer discovery and brand alignment, we developed a strategy that lets Zoomobile to communicate its brand effectively and increase both awareness and bookings.
BLOODY HELL
– Creation – Strategy – Design
Bloody Hell is an ongoing project started by two women in Kansas City. They were looking for a unique and cheeky brand mark to stand out in the ever growing podcast world.
THINGS WE DO
Website design, communications, branding, graphic design, start up strategy, social media, google ads
PRIME TMS
– Strategy – Business – Design
Prime TMS is a Deep TMS clinic in Lawrence, Kansas. Deep TMS is a specialized depression treatment that is effective and doesn’t have significant side effects, but can be difficult for people to access. We did market research and developed a logo, brand assets and website.
KALEIDOSCOPE
– Creation – Strategy – Design
We consulted with a team working with Kaleidoscope, a space that provides tools and materials for kids to create with their hands. Kaleidoscope’s goal was to increase the attendance of middle schoolers. The team was having trouble creating an online experience that reflected the brand and added value for the consumer. They also knew they needed a new brand look, but didn’t know where to begin. We designed a logo that fit their criteria of “fun and playful but relates to the Hallmark brand” and mocked-up an online experience that reflected the brand and added value for the consumer.
LAW FIRMS
– Design – WEBSITE DESIGN
We’ve worked with several law firms looking to step up their game in crowded markets. We’ve developed unique brands and website to help them stand out. In addition, we’ve developed and maintained Google Ads accounts to make sure these law firms are reaching their audience.
