When you visit a place, what makes you look? Put your snapshots side by side and patterns emerge, revealing where you were and what you felt.
When you visit a place, what makes you look? Put your snapshots side by side and patterns emerge, revealing where you were and what you felt.
Love it or hate it, the ampersand has its own holiday, & we are celebrating.
Stumbling on a master designer 5,000 miles from home.
Our hats are off to an ingenious communication tactic inside a repurposed wartime relic.
On International Apostrophe Day, we celebrate our favorite punctuation offender.
In June we lost Dorothy Trogdon, a trailblazing force and standout contributor to Spokane’s mid-century modern bona fides.
AI loves the em dash, and we’re good with that – thanks to our rogue use of its cuter little brother.
A sweet twofer toasting the best of Spokane’s creative advertising.
They say the camera adds 10 pounds, but in this case, it’s more. A lot more. In September, the Florida + more
“You can be cautious or you can be creative, but there’s no such thing as a cautious creative.”
– George Lois
The year was 1982. It was the first (and only) time I worked for an advertising agency. And it taught me the value of designing with purpose.
We’ve all seen them. Design mistakes so embarrassing that they make us laugh. And they’re everywhere.
Typically, I don’t use salty language. So, if you hear an expletive while I’m editing, it’s because of one thing. And it’s the bane of my copywriting existence.
My son has a love-hate relationship with puzzles. He loves fitting the pieces together, but he hates that he can’t see their colors.
Some things are better left to the professionals. Like choosing the right font for, well, just about anything.