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Scotty Cameron

In Woburn, UK, Scotty Cameron’s legacy of craftsmanship meets a new chapter of creativity. His latest studio is not just a space—it’s a sanctuary—one of precision, where artistry, innovation, and performance align. Every detail, from the milled metals to the minimalist design, reflects Scotty’s pursuit of perfection in golf—a place where his passion for the game and craft is truly made tangible.

Ironwoman

In a world once defined by Ironmen, a new force rises—Ironwomen. Built on the same foundation of endurance, grit, and heart, this movement redefines strength through inclusivity. It’s not about replacing; it’s about expanding. The Ironman Foundation’s evolution champions women in sport—empowering every athlete to own the course, the finish line, and the future.

Twitter, Vice

We set out to let “Larry the Bird” soar with new spirit and style — a bold, branded identity made for Miami. Through color, cadence, and clarity, this mark was crafted to capture Twitter’s energy, spark connection, and strengthen presence. So every badge, booth, and backdrop echoed one clear message: the bird means business.

Seattle Mariners, T-Mobile Park

Marking 25 years of Mariners history, the T-Mobile Park anniversary logo blends heritage with precision. The design unites the stadium’s iconic truss and architectural lines with Seattle’s signature compass rose—symbolizing direction, discovery, and legacy. A tribute not just to the ballpark, but to 25 years of moments that define its enduring mark on baseball.*

*Naming and logos are trademarks and property of T-Mobile Park and the Seattle Mariners organization.

Soul Space Salon & Yoga

Rooted in over two decades of experience, Soul Space Salon & Yoga blends the art of beauty with the spirit of wellness. Born from the belief that true transformation begins within, it unites cosmetology and yoga to nurture balance, confidence, and connection. Every visit becomes an act of renewal—refreshing the mind, body, and soul.

Soul Space. Refresh Your Mind, Body, and Soul.

Charlotte Hornets, Wednesday Night Basketball

Built to amplify the Buzz of Basketball in Charlotte, Wednesday Night Basketball reimagines midweek energy through the power of the Hornets’ brand. Designed as an extension of the franchise, WNB transforms every Wednesday into Hornets Night—a celebration that unites fans, fuels pride, and shines bright in electric neon lights that pulse with the spirit of the city.

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Fraser Yachts, Rebrand

Excellence at sea demands reinvention without losing its soul. Fraser Yachts, long hailed as the pinnacle of luxury yachting, embarked on a bold rebrand—modernizing its legacy while honoring its heritage. The refreshed identity reflects refined precision, global prestige, and timeless sophistication, aligning its visual language with the evolving desires of today’s elite traveler. Fraser’s new era seamlessly merges tradition with innovation—redefining what luxury feels like at sea.

Harry Maisel Group

Schwarber's Neighborhood Heros

Born from Kyle Schwarber’s deep respect for first responders, Schwarber’s Neighborhood Heroes celebrates courage, service, and community. The brand identity was designed to reflect Kyle’s authentic, hardworking spirit—bold, resilient, and human. Created as a unifying mark for his foundation, featuring his personal signature as the primary mark, it honors those who protect and serve with strength, gratitude, and a heart.

Denver Broncos, Little Broncos

The Broncos Kids Club has over 10,000 members; club members pay a small fee of $25 for the entire membership. Kids can be in the club until they are 12 years old. The membership comes with exclusive perks like a free club t-shirt, an IHOP membership card for free pancakes, Broncos Magazine For Kids, and discounted pricing to kids’ events throughout the year.

Requirements: The original name for the club (the current name of the kids club is the ‘Broncos Bunch.’ Please don’t use that name). A cull-color logo. A new color palette. Font recommendations.

Artvoice

News and art, national and local. What began as an alternative weekly newspaper in 1990 in Buffalo, NY, still runs today via its website—your source for very local news, accessible on every street corner.

the wine bar

An environmentally conscious wine shop, “the wine bar” specializes in natural, hard-to-find, and obscure wine in all forms. The storefront's wine cellar is a small open gallery featuring wines from around the globe; while the back bar pours from the same vein, guests can expect to find bottles different from what's available upfront. The beautiful, modern space also serves a variety of small nibbles, including oysters, conserves, and charcuterie.

SunTrust Bank

There’s no good time to talk about money. Sure, it’s uncomfortable. Stressful. Maybe even taboo. That mentality has to change to move from stress to confidence. Take steps to gain control over your money and focus on what matters to you. Aiming high, conquering fears, and seizing the day are more manageable when you feel your best. That’s confidence, and nothing should keep you from owning it. You deserve that. It’s time to change the conversation about money. It's time to go “onUp”.

Arby's

Arby's has been around for years. Founded in 1964 to sell roast beef restaurants to a higher clientele, the restaurant chain has weathered many ups and downs, highs and lows over many decades; today, the company is one of the most recognizable symbols of the modern fast-food industry.

In 2012,  Arby's announced that it would be changing its logo. This wasn't something the chain had done on a whim, considering the last time Arby's had changed its logo was back in 1975. The time was ripe for it, too, as the announcement was relatively early into the new decade and around the time Arby's was nearing its 50-year milestone in 2014. Not only would a new logo reflect a new decade, but it would also celebrate a milestone in the company's history.

People Inc., Right at Home

Patients facing a terminal illness often consider hospice care to help maintain the best possible quality of life during their final days, weeks, or months. The Hospice philosophy focuses on keeping patients comfortable while providing compassionate care during the end of life.

A patient’s wishes are a primary concern during hospice care. For some, managing symptoms at home and reducing hospital visits may be a priority. Others may prioritize reducing the burden on family caregivers or remaining in a family home. The goal of Hospice is always to accommodate the wishes of the patient and family patients and family's wishes.

Miami Medical Esthetics

More Than Beauty, Miami Medical Esthetics (now Med Aesthetics) believes in you . . . Welcome to the world of Beauty and Beyond!

MME is a wellness and aesthetic center in Coral Gables, Aventura, FL, and Lauderdale-By-The-Sea.

Their center is one of excellence in all aspects, and their team is composed of fully licensed and certified laser technicians and aestheticians with vast knowledge and experience in the latest techniques.

the Advantage Catalog

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Farm

FARM is a boutique Western New York (Buffalo) Advertising Agency driven by one word, growth. The growth of its clients, the agency and its people, and the world around them. From launching a new product, increasing sales, to telling a story in a new and more compelling way, FARM is not just any Ad Agency. It is an Idea Cultivation Agency, and bringing ideas to fruition is what they do.

With FARM great marketing shouldn’t define your business. It should behave like an extension of your vision, un-earthing new approaches that will make your competition fear you and leave your audience wondering how they ever got by without you. Other agencies might have some fancy name for it, but at FARM they just call it helping you grow.

Project:
After purchasing SKM Group from Susan Meany, who’s owned the agency since 1986 a rebrand was on the horizon. And right after Larry Rob bought the agency and took over the rains, that horizon was reached. Mr. Rob’s only request other than the name FARM? To cross-pollinate his passion for farming, just as much as his love for marketing.

Create a brand identity for FARM*. The idea? To tell the history of the agency and its rebirth utilizing the mark of “tree rings.” Each ring representing the storied history of SKM, with Larry’s passion for farming and marketing. The result, a clean modern take for the future of the agency. Come grow with FARM.

*this is a concept piece, not selected by the client.

Superior Auto Glass

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punk dollhouse

Comfort and expression go hand in hand with this playful childrenswear brand. Think color-blocked patterns, crazy punk-inspired leather garments, and a grunge-influenced style. If only the brand came in adult sizes, too…

Love Pink & Green

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Every Step, Hunter's Hope

Hunter’s Hope was established in 1997 by Pro Football Hall of Fame Member and former Buffalo Bills Quarterback Jim Kelly and his wife Jill Kelly after their infant son, Hunter (2/14/97—8/5/05), was diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy, an inherited fatal nervous system disease. When the Kellys welcomed their only son, Hunter, into the world on February 14, 1997— Valentine’s Day and Jim’s birthday— they knew he was destined for something extraordinary.

The Kelly family’s passion and dedication to the Foundation’s mission remain strong. In Hunter’s honor, the Kellys continue to provide Hope to suffering children and their families.

BrideZilla Boot Camp

Scotty Cameron

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Ironwoman

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Twitter, Vice

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Seattle Mariners, T-Mobile Park

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Soul Space Salon & Yoga

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Charlotte Hornets, Wednesday Night Basketball

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tiny walker kids

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Fraser Yachts, Rebrand

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Harry Maisel Group

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Schwarber's Neighborhood Heros

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Denver Broncos, Little Broncos

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Artvoice

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the wine bar

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SunTrust Bank

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Arby's

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People Inc., Right at Home

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Miami Medical Esthetics

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the Advantage Catalog

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Farm

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Superior Auto Glass

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punk dollhouse

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Love Pink & Green

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Every Step, Hunter's Hope

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BrideZilla Boot Camp

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