BDA was one of the premier providers of branded apparel for the 2014 Olympics in Sochi. This piece was created as a presentation, as well as a printed brochure to advertise all our Olympics-branded merchandise. This project entailed working closely with New Business Development, project managers, and the marketing department to showcase our product offerings.

This was a freelance project I did, which involved taking a quick-pass early iteration of the company’s corporate brochure and applying a redesign to tell cleaner, more visually compelling story.

AT&T updated their branding, and needed a print piece to tease the new brand and advertise new brand merchandise. The final piece was distributed nationally and the client was thrilled with the results.

Challenge: The client manufactures sensors that measure pressure and flow in laboratory fluidic systems, and requested a brochure advertising the new sensors. The process included gathering technical information from the scientists and rewriting the content so the language would be accessible to non-scientists and also reflect proper branding. Then, we created a visually compelling and informative design explaining the features of each sensor.

Results: the client was happy with the final deliverable.

Challenge: Hamilton Company requested a print piece advertising syringes and accessories – a 2,000+ component aspect of their business. We were given spreadsheets with the data and initially told to reformat the content to reflect Hamilton branding. However, we saw an opportunity to create a much more visually effective brochure and redesigned the information into a higher end product showcase.

Results: The client was extremely happy with the final result, and communicated to us that we had exceeded expectations by creating a compelling and longer lasting solution.

Challenge: Hamilton Company requested a print piece advertising their OEM capabilities to third party vendors on an extremely tight timeline. Our solution was to create a trifold brochure which could be dispersed at tradeshows or via sales associates. The process included working with the art director on initial design concepting and content creation, as well as print production.

Results: The client was very happy with the final piece and thrilled that we were able to produce it so quickly.

Challenge: To create a corporate brochure informing IDEX employees and customers of the company’s new marketing and branding philosophy. The process included designing initial comps,working with the art and creative director on a design direction, designing layout, copywriting and editing, working with the printer on creating a dieline, and print production.

Result: The recipients have found this brochure to be a useful tool in telling their evolving brand story and explaining the new company direction.