Client: Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.  |  Pioneer Passport Brochure (software)  |  2000-2006

On of the insert components to the modular sales/marketing kit, which was redesigned and updated regularly to reflect new realities of capabilities in Interactive Programming Guides and Digital Recording for Digital Broadband Home Entertainment.

Client: Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.  |  Pioneer Digital Technologies Product Advertising |  2000-2006

Over time, the potential for Pioneer's technologies became apparent as the possible manufacturer to dominate the digital home entertainment market through digital broadband. Rivaling companies like Sony and Microsoft for the digital doorstep.

Client: Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.  |  Pioneer Digital Technologies Software Family Brochure  |  2006

One the final projects before PDT was spun out of Pioneer. This brochure showed promise as a bridge component to consumers as Pioneer toyed with retail sales approach for their feature-rich DVR set-tops.

Client: Craic Technologies, Inc.  |  Transitional Marketing Brochures  |  2003

When first working with Craic it took some time to bring them to consider re-branding their identity to reflect the ambitions of their technological goals in microscopy and microspectroscopy. The branding needed to capture that forward/futurist vision.

Client: Craic Technologies, Inc.  |  Rebranded Stationery  |  2003

After a bit of kicking the tires, Craic allowed the rebranding exploration to launch. It wasn't long before they bought off on a new identity and look and feel moving foward. We started with the stationary and solidified the branding guidelines.

Client: Craic Technologies, Inc.  |  Identity and Product Design  |  2004

One of the greatest achievements in design and the communications arts is seeing your work up in lights. In this case, it was seeing the new (back-lit) Craic logo incorporated into their cutting-edge product and software design.

Client: Craic Technologies, Inc.  |  Product Family Brochure  |  2004

Craic was very open to finding a content tone and visual personality that struck more of a balanced approach towards targeted audiences that were scientifically fluent and a broader, more procurement oriented, market audience.

Client: Craic Technologies, Inc.  |  Comprehensive Marketing Materials  |  2003-2015

For the past decade we've handled all aspects of traditional and digital branding and marketing communications for Craic. You can find out more about our efforts in our Craic Branding Profile which you can download from our work samples page.

Client: Dial 211 Riverside County  |  Branding and Marketing Initiative  |  2008

A non-profit program of the Volunteer Center of Riverside County established in 2005, it serves to link people to support services they need, 24/7.  Here are a few iterations of the brand mark - a departure from the United Way national logo.

Client: Dial 211 Riverside County  |  Branding and Marketing Initiative  |  2008

Once a brand mark had been established we executed several different campaign initiatives to help launch new outreach efforts. The majority of campaign components were OOH advertising utilizing non-profit status for various media platforms.

Client: Dial 211 Riverside County  |  Branding and Marketing Initiative  |  2008-2009

Several OOH and collateral components were executed as part of a year-long campaign before the effort was abandoned due to client budget changes (a common occurrence amongst non-profits). 211 later reverted to national provided branding.