A lot of our work lately has been smaller in scale, if not in scope, so it was a fun change to work on something BIG. TREW Marketing managed this neat project and asked for some graphics for a trade show pop-up booth. The design included a large-scale information graphic featuring colorful icons and a brief overview of services. A coordinating flyer re-enforced the fun and colorful branding and gave visitors a little something to take with them...

It was a privilege to work with Trek Global (formerly Adaxa USA) on their new website and corporate identity. This was a big project and a solid team effort all around. Our part included web design and layout, establishing fonts and colors and consulting on the logo design as well as corporate materials like business cards, banners and letterhead.

Last spring Ron Prince of PrinceCiples, Inc. asked LLB Designs for a logo update as well as help with some new business cards, letterhead and website design. The new branding materials are clean, sharp and attractive, with a bold blue and white color scheme and professional, classic fonts. The new PrinceCiples website is a WordPress theme, edited to blend with the rest of the company’s branding and to fit their specific content needs....

Have you heard of Cardpool.com? It’s a cool website that lets you sell gift cards that you’re not likely to use and to buy others that you’ll definitely use — at a discount. So smart. When it came time to design the founder’s business cards, a gift card look was catchy and appropriate. The company logo is of course center stage on the front, and the back features the contact information arranged to resemble the...

This local trainer in Austin, TX requested a logo and business cards for his at-home personal training company, Attainable Growth. The client envisioned silhouettes of both a man and a woman in a simple, eye-catching black and white color palette. Graphics for a business that focuses on body image is pretty tricky, and it is important that the silhouettes convey just the right blend of sexiness (but not too sexy!), confidence (but not cocky!)...

The San Francisco 49ers are at their do-gooding again, this time sponsoring a bowling event benefiting at-risk youth in the bay area. On May 26, 2011 they will host the 49ers Bowl for Youth event, with proceeds benefiting the Bayview Hunters Point YMCA, Simon Youth Foundation, and the 49ers Foundation. This evening not only involves bowling, great food and beverages, silent auctions and raffles, but also promises to feature a bunch of Niner...