Posts categorized as Art & Strategy, Too

OLG is thrilled to announce our work for a soon-to-be community favorite, Human Motor Works. This new destination is committed to the active lifestyles of bicyclists, runners and swimmers in our region—whether you’re a curious beginner or seasoned triathelete. Located [...]

The Carson Boxberger redesign was a great exercise in minimal web design for our team. The CB gang had a pretty good idea of what they wanted coming into the project: simple and clean. Ditch the gradients and illustrated elements. [...]

Over the past few months, we’ve developed a few new publications for our friends at AWS/Benchmark — companies that help children and adults with disabilities live as independently as possible, be included in the community and reach their maximum potential. [...]

Good Hart. It’s not only a small, picturesque town along the western shoreline in Michigan, but it’s also the focal point of inspiration for Matilda Jane Clothing’s new 2013 Spring line. At the beginning of the year, we developed a [...]

Just in time for the new year, we launched a new website for J K O’Donnell’s Irish Ale House. We’ve been proud to work with JKO’s since before the doors first opened in August 2007. (Fort Wayne, can you believe [...]

When the United Way of Allen County launched their ten-year initiative to close the third-grade reading gap, they wanted to work with an agency that would not only provide full-service branding and advertising services, but also pour its heart into [...]

Promoting the region is a year-round job for our client, the Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership. And since we’d like all their promotional materials to stand out among the rest, it’s only natural that we’d work our extra design muscles for [...]

At OLG, we have the privilege of working with some really unique individuals and their pursuits. Recently we got to work with a couple who are developing a business that is truly one-of-a-kind.  Chuck and Lyndsey Springer are owners and the creative hands behind [...]

We were recently asked by the Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana (YLNI) to collaborate, along with other community organizations, on a pin that represents pride in our community. It didn’t take long for us to accept the challenge and partnership. [...]

On Monday, October 1st, the Your Story Made Here campaign launched. YSMH is a continuation of the Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership‘s Made Here communications campaign, a comprehensive strategy to deliver on the Partnership’s mission to develop, attract and retain talent. [...]