Experience and evolution…

We started the studio over 30 years ago, and have seen a lot of changes in the creative industry over the years, adapting, and learning along the way.  

The skills we have picked up on that journey serve us and our clients well.

Proven impact…

We’ve worked  on large complex projects for clients including Bank of America, The Home Depot, AT&T, National Parks Service. And clients you may never have heard of, such as the Infectious disease Research Institute (IDRI), Seattle BioMed, Allen Institute of Brain Science, and a great deal of destination marketing.

Our studio has produced and art directed photo shoots across the country and printed projects in the US, Canada and Europe.

Clients stick with us…

We create effective, impactful, hardworking marketing pieces for our clients. It shows in the long term relationships we enjoy with so many of the people, organizations and companies we work with. Most, including the largest of our clients, work with us for over eight years, some have worked with us for over twenty.  

Through all the changes and new technology that has emerged over the years we remain curious, learning new things, finding new ways to create for our clients. It’s what we love about the work. The variation, the new challenges, and the relationships with our clients. It’s nice to have a career that lets you do what you love.

Skill set

Collaboration

Strategy, branding, and marketing consulting

Video and still photography, production and art direction.

Web design and front end development

Graphic design

Advertising

Imaging and image manipulation

Illustration, traditional media and digital

Copywriting

Interactive display and signage design

Project management

Graphic production

Our story…

We started in Seattle, just south of Pioneer Square, in a building full of creatives, writers, photographers, designers, and ad agencies. That experience and those years were invaluable. While we have intentionally never grown the studio beyond Kerry and myself, the studio did grow. We ended up with a loft space in that building, eventually moving north to Whidbey Island to raise our daughter where we both grew up. Whidbey is a huge part of who we are personally, and creatively. Turns out it’s easier to create when you’re in your happy place!