A speaker pattern pressed into a book. A paper sample dressed as a recipe box. Inside the San Francisco studio that turns brand strategy into objects with a reason to exist.
From San Francisco illustration to Lake County paddling guides, Max Seabaugh and Laura Lamar built a practice around making information readable. The journey included an early Macintosh, a school bus and a cookbook with more than 225 recipes.
A Grammy invitation with a tape-pull trick. Five Cornell websites on one deadline. This California studio finds the human detail inside the institutional brief.
A Pasadena studio’s work for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mercury Insurance and a local nonprofit shows what graphic design can do when the subject refuses to fit inside a logo.
A Saratoga design agency helped give a golf association’s newsletter more room and a new look. The revealing detail: the client said the improvement came without additional membership revenue.