Woof and Two 6 Inch Black Snakes

Just completed a video shoot with Woof Digital and our client Avon Protection Systems.
While shooting in an abandoned ( but sanctioned) home we found 2 six foot black snakes!

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Photo Shoot for LuciteLux

Great shoot with Dean, David and Jennifer from Ray Studios, Andrew from Visionmark and Andrew from Cima Talent Management.
Great shots for exciting news to come from LuciteLux.

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On The Road With Lax World

This past spring we gave the Lax World fleet of trucks and vans a fresh new look. These vehicles put on a lot of mileage over the summer months as they travel from tournament to tournament across the United States. The sides were used to feature both men's and women's gear/clothing. Keep your eye out for these colorful trucks—you just never know when you may see one.

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How Do We Explode

Every once in a while, our clients will ask me how "the music thing" is going. There's always something going on...although most people can't participate in those behind-the-scenes activities. Well, that's not the case right now because the band I play drums in is getting ready to go on tour to support our new album "How Do We Explode." It's due for a full release on May 8th on Modern Hymnal Records out of Brooklyn, NY, but we're streaming it for free here: http://garybandthenotions.bandcamp.com/.

Here are some of our dates for the next few weeks. Come out and see it!

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An Eye For An Ear

I bet you didn’t know the ear is the best place on the body for accurately measuring vital signs and physical activity. We just designed and developed [in 4 weeks] a website and blog for Valencell—a developer of wearable physiological monitoring technology. You’ll want to keep your eye on this company and it’s president, Dr. Steven LeBoeuf, because they are on the move! www.valencell.com/blog

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Visionmark Stationery Package

You may have already seen the tease on our homepage, but we have a new stationery package. The goal was to create a customizable package with a look that stands apart. It's hard to capture in photos, but our "Visionmark orange" is bright enough to guide a Boeing 737 safely to earth.

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Skip Klein Photographs

In a world of stale corporate identities and mindless marketing campaigns, sometimes it's nice to see a logo with some personality. That's exactly what we set out to create when we designed a brand for Skip Klein Photographs, an up-and-coming local photographer. The idea was to create something unique, something that could take on the role of both logo and mascot. That's where "Tripod Man" – as our client affectionately named him – comes in.

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Boys' Latin School of Maryland

We recently completed a 32-page view book for The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland located just down the street from our office. We had a great time working with Bob Gray on the copy, Larry Canner for the photography and Mt. Royal Printing. The main objective of this brochure was to show how BL boys can discover an academic program that challenges them to do their best, and they find inspiration to become their best. To quote Headmaster, Christopher J. Post, “At Boys’ Latin, good boys grow to be great men.”

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Letterpress For the Rest of Us

We recently had some custom letterpress work done for a series of ads announcing BlueRidge Bank's new Towson branch. While most consumers think letterpress is reserved for fancy wedding invitations, it has been around for ages and was previously the most common way of producing high volume printing. Ever since more modern methods of printing swept the market, and more recently computers and digital printing, letterpress has taken a back seat in the printing world, but has seen a resurgence in a boutique setting.

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Lax World Team Catalog

The Lax World Team 2012 Catalogs are in and they look great! We produced a 48 page catalog for Lax World's team division in partnership with their vendors which includes a vast product line of customizable lacrosse apparel. Lax World was looking for something "cool" without having to deal with collegiate photo licensing and I think we delivered a home run (or a goal in this case). Each line of type is a "lacrosse saying;" and while they may not be known to us, lacrosse guys know. They also took the opportunity to hide some cheeky lines directed at their co-workers for a bit of fun.

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