October 2008
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New Spigot Design logo unveiled
While not a new logo per se, we’re proud to announce a cleaner, smoother version of our logo. The old version was drawn in one quick motion and was meant to be a playful representation of the company. It’s served us well for the last 4 years, but we decided it was time to clean [...]
Better email communication: Part II
Tame the multi-pointed beast Note: Part 2 in a series on better email communication. Write better, get better results. Here’s Part I. That beast above is called Hydra, a multi headed creature from Greek mythology. It was said to possess the ability to grow back any of its heads that happened to be cut off, [...]
Immuno Viva – Power of Nature Campaign
A campaign that proves Nature needs no disguise. And even if you try you’ll just look silly.
2009 Weather Calendars
New, fresh look and feel for the Conrad Groups annual weather calendars. Calendars produced for Arizona, Colorado, and Kansas City. Boo-jah!
Twin Cities Strategies
Where even politicos can appreciate well designed marketing materials. Designs for the 2008 Republican National Convention in the Twin Cities.
DQ Grill & Chill
Grill & Chill, not quite fast food, not quite sit down. A sophisticated in-between.
Orange Julius/Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen and Orange Julius. Fun, colorful, bubbly. Also contributes to insulin imbalance, but that’s another story.
Outdoor Expeditions
This was done while working as an in-house designer for Gander Mountain. Beat doing newspaper inserts :)
Better email communication: Part I
Imagine if Moses had come down from that mountain not with two huge stone tablets with 10 commandments for the people to follow, but with one small tablet, with a single commandment. Wouldn’t have that been a lot easier to remember? I wonder if God thought 10 was a pretty concise number for a while, [...]
First Hand: How to begin a blog
When starting a section on your site that you intend to update on a frequent basis, its a good idea to ask yourself a few questions first. As this is my first real post, I’ll go ahead and use myself as a real life example to the process. Step 1: Pick your audience Often you’ll [...]
