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15 Mar 2012

Web Animation (by “ALSO” Design)

ALSO Design Firm specializes in illustration and web-animation. Check out their site for a wonderful display of web-animation at it’s best!

http://www.also-online.com/

Specifically, click on “WORK” and watch as a highway of animation unfolds to produce a fantastic display of tiny moving cars on the super-highway of their own portfolio.

Wondeful work, ALSO!

15 March, 2012 at 10:11 by Jessie

Tags: ALSO Design, animation, Design, graphic design, web animation, web-design, website
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31 Aug 2011

Events & Everday: New Flash Piece

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Events & Everday is a catering company in NYC focusing on fresh food for corporate events. They had an existing website that needed a new flash slide-show to replace their old piece.  New photography was chosen for the piece and put together for a new showcase.

See the Slide-Show in action: www.eventsandeveryday.com 

31 August, 2011 at 21:52 by Jessie

Tags: Design, Flash, graphic design, Jessie Lynn Images, slide show, web-design, website
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8 Feb 2011

Re-branding: Gardens of Delight becomes Petals & Hedges

When Gardens of Delight added wedding flower design to their repertoire, they realized that they were outgrowing their current identity.  They were not just a nursery anymore and they decided to take the jump into re-branding.  What was once just a nursery, “Gardens of Delight”, now became a two-fold business “Petals & Hedges”.  A new logo, website, and marketing materials were created to meet the needs of the new brand: lighthearted, whimsical, fresh, and beautiful. 

 

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The colors in the new logo are very similar to the older version, with a little bit lighter purple paired with the fresh-sage green.  Owner, Morgan Walker, wanted to communicated the different ends of her business in the naming and design of the logo.  “Petals” (Font: Chopin Script) became the more feminine standing for the floral design end of the business, and ”Hedges” (Font: Trajan Pro) became the formal and graceful representation of her garden design, maintenance, and flourishing nursery in Paeonian Springs, Virginia. 

The WEBSITE was designed with whimsy, keeping a fresh-clean look without a lot of clutter.  Pictures hang from a string that looks like it is hung outside in the wind. Images change in web-galleries to get a more comprehensive look at Morgan’s design style for weddings and events. (Visit the website: www.PetalsandHedges.com)

Icons (see the website) were created to keep her visitors connected to her social networking hot-spots: Twitter, Facebook, Wedding Wire, and an e-newsletter sign-up form.

Print Project:  A simple flower-form, similar in shape to the petals seen in the logo, is used across all of the print materials: business cards, letterhead with envelopes, and floral cards with envelopes to slip into floral arrangements.

 

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8 February, 2011 at 16:26 by Jessie

Tags: Business Logo, Design, E-Newsletter Marketing Campaign, facebook, font, garden nursery logo, Gardens of Delight, graphic design, Jessie Lynn, Jessie Lynn Courson, Jessie Lynn Images, Logo Design, marketing, Morgan Walker, Northern Virginia, nursery, Paeonian Springs VA, Petals & Hedges, Petals and Hedges, twitter, web-design, website, wedding flowers, wedding wire
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4 May 2010

Catering Website

web_design_ccThis past November, Jessie Lynn Images, created a brand new website for Cambridge Catering out of NYC.  Moving away from the concentration of the aqua blue in the original website, we decided to move towards a warmer more modern coco-brown background that compliments the bright orange, aqua, and lime green found in the original logo.  To host Cambridge’s large catering menu, we chose to use a drop-down menu for ease if use.  To high-light up-and-coming items or pages of interest we went with the modern yet simple use of the rounded square elements.

See our website page to see web-design prices and process information.

4 May, 2010 at 13:05 by Jessie

Tags: Business Logo, Cambridge Catering, Design, graphic design, Jessie Lynn Images, Logo, Logo Design, marketing, NYC, web-design, website, Website Design, Website Prices
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26 Oct 2009

Investing Back Into Your Business:

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Proud of Your Marketing Tools:

A great way to invest back into your business is to take a good look at your marketing tools.  Are they outdated?  Are they communicating what you intended?  Are they presenting in a way that you are proud and that is consistent with your brand?

A Recent Example of a Marketing Make-Over:

Prospect Hall (a private shooting club in WV), just revamped their marketing look with a fresh make-over.  We refreshed their existing logo, made away with an outdated website, and took their new web-look as inspiration for creating a simply-classy business card.

How the Project Started: the Logo

Every 5 to 10 years you should take a fresh look at your logo.  Is it current with the times?  As your business has grown, changed, and expanded; is it still speaking well and accurately on the business’s behalf?  (See Pricing for a New Logo)

Prospect Hall decided it was time to take new look at their existing logo.  We tweaked a few key aspects of the logo to render a more accurate depiction of the feel that Prospect Hall actually exudes and what it offers to its members.  For example, the original somewhat “sturdy” font used in the existing logo was not speaking well to the class and sophistication found at Prospect Hall.  It was replaced with a more distinguished and somewhat stately font combination.  Imagery within the actual crest, was replaced with more compelling and accurate imagery; putting the focus more on the shooting sports and hunting activities vs. the fishing offered there.

Because fishing was still an aspect in which Prospect Hall might want to develop further in the future, we included the small touch of a fishing lure to the end of the “P” in Prospect Hall.  The red wrapper around the crest was altered from its original rose-red to a cooler-red, to further complement the existing colors in the logo.

(Prospect Hall's Original vs Re-Freshed Logo)

(Prospect Hall's Original vs Re-Freshed Logo)

What Came Next: the Website

Because the majority of Prospect Hall’s activities are preformed in the great outdoors, their new website exhibits a pallete of earthy colors similar to what you would find in the tall grasses and expanding fields found on their property.  Their logo is prominently displayed next to a cascading view of changing pictures of the property in a custom Flash Slide-Show.  Key points about the club are highlighted on the homepage and the site is now information rich for potential members to research and dive into. (See Prospect Hall’s Website for Yourself) (See Pricing for a New Website)

(Old Website on Left vs. New Website on Right)

(Old Website on Left vs. New Website on Right)

Physical Marketing Tools: the Business Card

For classic hand-to-hand marketing, we used the website’s filigree accents as a hallmark in the actual card, making the transition from business card to website flawless.

(Prospect Hall's New Business Cards)

(Prospect Hall's New Business Cards)

Call or email for a free estimate if you are interested in upgrading your marketing tools!

26 October, 2009 at 21:48 by Jessie

Tags: brand, branding, business, business cards, Business Logo, Design, E-Newsletter Design, graphic design, Jessie Lynn, Jessie Lynn Images, Logo, Logo Design, Logo Prices, marketing, web-design, website, Website Prices
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