We helped Bad Dad's brand catch up to the rapid success of their experimental brewing approach.

A project at this scale has many moving parts and meaningful connections with vendors and potential audiences need to be made well in advance of opening.

The gardeners at Spotts focus on lifestyle. Now, their website does too so that clients can easily discover the right garden for them.

With savvy new packaging, Frittle makes the transition — from farmers market favorite to distributor darling.

This 103-acre site — undeveloped waterfront property in the heart of a major US city — is unheard of.

With plans to go portable, Indy’s dog-friendliest watering hole tapped us to create a look for their new cans.

The Brandman Agency exists to elevate, serve, and protect the world's most prestigious hotel and travel brands. But there was a big disconnect online.

Eero Saarinen and Alexander Girard's mid-century modern masterpiece, the Miller House, is nestled away in Columbus, Indiana. That's why it is so charming and mysterious - but it's also why few outside the architecture community are aware of it.

Bloomington is a destination for idealists, a bohemian enclave of the Midwest; progressive and laid back.

To better reflect their purpose: to serve their clients in all circumstances, we created a modern wordmark, calming palette, and a new tagline: Here for Life.

Four Day Ray was new to the beer aisle and needed a distinctive look. The first few can designs, including the Laplander Blonde, define the brewery. They draw on railroad heritage and 1930s Americana. As a result, this beer brand feels like it's been around forever.

Indianapolis community leaders needed a way to attract and retain people to live in Marion County. And so we built an online platform for local residents to tell their stories-about the people, places, and culture that make Indianapolis one-of-a-kind.

In 2017, the Indianapolis Parks Foundation set a milestone, celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of the IPL Mayor’s Lunch for Parks – also known as the #FunLunch. We have worked to brand and promote the event for the past seven years, so it seemed second nature to embrace the momentum.

By developing a new name and acronym, identity, messaging, and digital presence, we helped the brand better reflect the nonprofit’s purpose: to be an approachable CDC with community interests at heart.

By taking a quick, firm stance against discrimination, and getting the materials into the hands of the community, Indianapolis was able to preserve its reputation and minimize the political and economic fallout.

By understanding their parishioners, programs, approach, and beliefs, we equipped Christ Church Cathedral with a brand that reflects who and where they are, a platform to share what they believe, and a plan to reach their new audiences.

By balancing the hand-crafted aesthetic of hyper-local restaurants and bars with an upscale appeal, we created a brand that simultaneously stands out and feels at home in its environment.

When it comes to representing the work of other creatives, our priority is to showcase their creative. And to highlight their unique position in the marketplace.

To share the great real stories of Indianapolis with those contemplating a move here, a website wasn't quite enough. We wanted those in question to go home with something tactile. Something artistic and beautiful.

Every year, Christ Church Cathedral invites the community to spend a summer day in Indianapolis eating strawberry shortcake beneath on the Circle. We wanted the festival to reflect the same fusion of tradition and progress exemplified by the CCC brand.

We love a blank slate. When the entrepreneurs behind this fast-casual concept decided to give restaurants a go, we were there to vet ideas with market research and develop a brand experience.