Long Beach City Hero Squad, is a non-profit organization to spread awareness about Autism at schools. It was founded by Jennifer Coats whose son is Autistic. When Mrs. Coats found out her son was autistic, she did everything she could to research about autism so that her son would grow up in an environment that was positive and supportive. She later found that many mother's wanted the same environment for their autistic child, which inspired Mrs. Coats to spread her knowledge about autism and provide a community in our schools that harbored a safe non-bullying environment. When we had discussions to create a logo for the LBC Hero Squad, we wanted to create an all inclusive logo that had emphasis of the national Autism symbol (puzzle piece and blue). We ended up  coming up with a logo that was a heart, differentiated with 4 different colored pieces spelling out "HERO". When all these pieces come together, only then, we become Heroes. We wanted the logo to represent that all humanity is represented in this logo  and LBC Hero Squad will stand with you to reach your full potential.

Acute Plumbing needed a logo. Their mission statement was a Plumbing service that not only fixes the problem, but gets to the root of it. The concept of the logo is to showcase the cyclical flow of water in houses and shaping the "A" in Acute as a drop of water.

Case Study

AIA accredited continuing education article for ARCHITECT magazine. 

Publisher's Statement

Postcard: Dinner Invitation

Brochure, Standard and Brochure Envelopes, Letterhead, Note Card

Brand Re-Launch Invitation

Labrum Wealth Management wanted a brochure that would visually describe their philosophy of financial health is also a combination of physical and mental wellness. We designed a brochure that included infographics with a combination of medical and financial themed icons. 

Flyer

Tour Poster/Brochure

Nana Kitade In-store Appearance Poster

Callan Capital wanted a save the date for their holiday party. They were also promoting a new play at the La Jolla Playhouse called, The Year to Come! The theme of the play was a family, that gathered for parties and discussed politics with alcohol. We decided the concept for the invites, was to create a holiday celebration of festivity, with drinks included.