If you know Rachel, you know her bright, spirited energy!  Rachel teaches movement and dance at her studio in downtown Olympia. 

We recently worked together to design a postcard as an informational handout for her clients.  While we were at it, we used the same colorful graphics to design a vinyl banner for an upcoming event.

Both products reflect Rachel's new tagline, Movement for Life through color and form!

Learn more about Rachel!

Every now and then it's a good idea to consider a 'facelift' for your website! 

Diane and I recently worked together to design a handout for her interior design business.  It's been about a year since we designed her website.  By doing a little 'facelift' we were able to use some of the colors from her her handout + take advantage of some of the new features offered by her website building tools.

It was an easy update and adds a fresh new look to her marketing package.

Visit Diane's website!

Seward Park Clay Studio is joining the 3rd Thursday event this evening at the Seattle Design Center.  They have a beautiful, spacious gallery on the upper level featuring 3 artists with installation art.  The art work is amazing and the space is nothing less than fabulous. 

We worked together to design an e-newsletter for their members announcing the event.  E-newsletters are the best way to keep in touch with your audience!

60+ artists of Southwest Washington are celebrating their 10th anniversary for the ARTrails Studio Tour 2012.  They are amazing artists and perhaps the most highly organized group that I have ever had an opportunity to work with.

Each year we work together to produce a catalog featuring individual listings for each artists, advertisers and the supporters of their opening reception, Gala Event.

View the 2012 ARTrails Catalog online, or visit their website.

I read an article this morning with great tips for folks who do presentations, from the book, "100 Things Every Presenter Needs to Know About People," by Susan M. Weinschenk, Ph.d.

It's worthy of a read:

• How to Grab and Hold People's Attention
• Sustained Attention Lasts About 10 Minutes
• Why Ignite! and Pecha Kucha are So Popular
• Build in Transitions and Mini-Breaks
• 6 Ways to Create Mini-Breaks

It's full of helpful tips and you can download a PDF!