From a pricing standpoint and taking into account the increased visibility, overall project costs were quite reasonable. We invite anyone interested in such a project to contact either Brad Warren of Warren Impact or myself. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss your project.
Read MoreKasich's visual identity, nearly as sophisticated as the Cleveland Browns
As a visual communicator, I strongly support evolved design standards. Governor Kasich, should you make it all of the way to Pennsylvania Avenue, I would leap at the opportunity to fill the Secretary of Design position within your cabinet.
Read MoreANTS New Brand Identity Continues to Roll Out
The updated visual identity system for Andover Newton Theological School continues to build…
Read MoreRecent Work: SmartStand™ Retail Display System
EYMER BRAND Laboratories + Think Tank, recently completed a strategic marketing and visual brand building project for in-store display solutions provider, Kokley.
In addition to a new corporate mark, EYMER, copywriter Jim Montgomery (Montgomery Communications) and Jeff Hoffman (Squash House Media)–teamed up to produce a product video for use at a recent retail industry trade show, where the SmartStand was introduced to some of the world’s leading retailers.
Work is now underway on print collateral as well as online promotional campaigns. – Doug.
EYMER WORK in motion.
It's is one thing to complete a project–but seeing your product in action and in its intended environment, raises the bar to a whole different level. In a recent post, Passengers Encouraged to Tear-Off, Before They Tear Off, we showed examples of a recently designed poster campaign for Andover Newton Theological School.
Through our friends at Andover Newton and the media company, Titan 360, we received a couple of photos showing our work hanging within the subway cars of Boston's subway system. The most exciting piece of the whole experience? Seeing that many of the tear-off cards were missing! – Doug.
Thomas Jefferson: founding father, planter, architect, writer, space traveler
One of the most rewarding aspects of my profession, is my constant exposure to people from all walks of life, with unique knowledge and interests. I learn something new every single day.
Richard Jurek, who with David Meerman Scott, recently co-authored: “Marketing the Moon: The Selling of the Apollo Lunar Program”–the beautiful coffee table book concerning what has now become to be known as: 'The most successful marketing and public relations campaign in history.’
During the workday, Richard is a high-level corporate executive. In his spare time, he is a space enthusiast who collects artifacts from the space program–including space-flown, US, two dollar bills. Many of these bills, signed by astronauts and crew members, are available for viewing at Richard’s virtual gallery at the Jefferson Space Museum, www.jeffersonspacemuseum.com.
EYMER BRAND Laboratories + Think Tank, recently assisted Mr. Jurek, in the redesign and development of the online museum website/blog.
Unlike a brick-and-mortar museum, where you are several inches away from the displays, the Jefferson Space Museum brings the artifacts to near lifelike proportion and clarity.
TIP OF THE DAY: For those parents of vacationing school students, this might be a good week to plan a quick visit!
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As Richard Jurek states: “Make sure you stop by the gift shop on your way out.” — Doug.