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Navigate the portfolio by clicking the tabs below	cd design Masonic client Masonic / Tight Spot Records solution Masonic spent a lot of time recording and preparing their debut CD. They wanted a design that reflected the same. We suggested using a different packaging type and after looking at options they choose to have it letterpressed. We worked with a great company called Firefly Press and the results were just what Masonic wanted.	custom invitation Keith Lyle and Tara Breheny client Keith Lyle and Tara Breheny solution Keith and Tara decided to get married in Ireland and wanted a unique invitation that captured the feeling of the country. With the benefit of artistic license we suggested a combination of media. Working again with Firefly Press to letterpress the cards we created a five piece booklet bound with salt cedar sticks and raffia. The challenge to provide an RSVP without additional printing was met by adding a perforated final sheet that was preaddressed and ready to mail.	postcards The Well-dressed Welderess client Linda Lou solution Lind Lou does beautiful custom welding under the moniker of 'The well dressed welderess' and wanted something different than cards to show her work. We created a colorful 4" X 5" 2 sided postcard that highlighted her work and her charisma.	cd design Asylum St. Spankers client Asylum St. Spankers solution The Spankers were putting out a new christmas cd and wanted something fun to play on the holiday theme in contrast to their satirical style so we custom illustrated a comical setting to their liking.	cd design Bella client Bella solution Bella is an instrumental band and this release is close to an hour long with only four songs. Their music is sparse and explosive all within the same song. The only requests were we use an image of a sunset they had and the design be clean. By making multiple images out of the vivid sunset and contrasting them on a stark white background we captured all the elements that make up Bella.	cd design Swirlitbox client Swirlitbox solution Swirlitbox presented us with images of creepy dolls from the 50's and 60's and asked that we incorporate them with another image of an old amplifier. We combined an image of a box with the dolls on the cover and it tied the names of the band and the album together as well as bringing the roughness of the old amp into the design.