Posts Tagged ‘logo’
Ride. Relax. Repeat.
Defining the identity for The Encore extends well beyond simply the logo. We developed the Ride – Relax – Repeat initiative to highlight our client’s progressive stance on reducing environmental impact while providing a more carefree (and car-free) lifestyle. Walk, take the tram, take one of the colorful cruiser bikes: real livability can… »
Andy Askren, Mar 11th, 2009 Identity & co-branding
A place as special as Newport needed more than a logo. It needed a mark. Something with real character, that had life all on its own.
We developed the identity to be a badge; one with true marine feel, with imagery and detail that were naturally “of” the area.
Trivia: Newport is… »
Andy Askren, Feb 18th, 2009 DiscoverNewport.com
Newport’s primary audience is intimately familiar with accessing anything in their world online, especially vacation getaways. GB designed and built the website to be a rich experience, from vivid captures of everyday Newport life to robust trip-planning functionality.
Andy Askren, Feb 18th, 2009 Dog TV
Maybe you know this guy. Maybe you are this guy…
Either way, First Independent can relate. And has a checking account with your name on it.
Andy Askren, Feb 17th, 2009 Encore website
The Encore is HOYT’s newest building, and the beginning of what we’ve dubbed Pearl 2.0, the evolution of the already impressive Pearl District and its expansion northward.
An invitation to explore HOYT’s newest project and get in on the ground floor of the Pearl’s next great performance. Design and identity… »
Andy Askren, Jan 20th, 2009 HoytLiving.com
GB developed the site to share histories of HOYT’s two companies: the longtime development experience of Hoyt Street Properties, with the unique realty arm of Hoyt Realty Group. HOYT’s initiatives for the next phase of Pearl District evolution, “Pearl 2.0,” also take center stage here.
HoytLiving.com is designed to impress: featuring a… »
Andy Askren, Jan 20th, 2009 Big Bad Wolf: Before
“Mmm-bacon!” Three Little Pigs about to become three little snacks, courtesy of the new ICS 680GC concrete chain saw. Print (spread) that led off the trade campaign.
A 2008 Portland Advertising Federation “ROSEY” award winner.
Andy Askren, Dec 3rd, 2008 
