Pro Bono Thinking Society print, web, identity design The Pro Bono Thinking Society is an organization we have become heavily involved in both as the creative team and members. PBTS is comprised of people from a variety of disciplines, and provides free original thinking and problem solving. We have created a brand that fits perfectly with the group and is already becoming well recognized. A Wordpress powered website and Vanilla Forum are also used daily by the members to communicate and share reports. visit site

lifetokens print, web, identity design Lifetokens bring together the ease of online communication with the joy of recieveing a physical sentimental token via the USPS. As an entrepreneurial startup, Lifetokens needed all the creative aspects in order to launch. While working as closely as partners with Lifetokens' owner, we enjoyed the entire process, identity creation, product design, webstore, and mailers. See more about this project on our blog. blog postsvisit site

hum botanical spirit web design and development Chicago based 'hum' has partnered with us to help grow their young product and brand. First order of business was a major facelift to their online presence and future projects are in the works. visit site

Chicago Water Taxi print, web, identity design The Chicago Water Taxi came to us in 2006 with many requests. Beginning with the iconic identity we designed an image of experience and trust. Additionally, we created fare cards, brochures, time tables and a website. Featuring a weather widget, up-to-date maps, and service announcements, the website acts as the main information source for commuters. We were thrilled to learn the Chicago Water Taxi enjoyed a near 400% increase in ridership after rebranding. visit site

Zweeble Films poster and print design "Vincent | A Life in Color" is a full length documentary based on the exciting and interesting life of Chicago’s own Vincent P. Falk. Zweeble Films came to us with an amazing film, and subsequently in need of a printed promotional piece to do it justice. The promotional film poster and look book were the first of several projects promoting the film, leading up to its premiere in 2007 at several major festivals around the world. view lookbook (pdf)