Posts categorized as Art & Strategy, Too

Earlier this year, American Specialty and the NCAA’s group insurance program came to us with a script to be the base layer for a series of short videos. Our charge was to take the script and turn it into what [...]

  With the spring launch of The Good Ones brand, not only did OLG get to influence and design the clothing itself, but we also made it a point to enhance all touchpoints of the purchasing process. First in line [...]

In our continued partnership with the Northeast Indiana Fund and Talent Initiative, OLG was able to design another round of logos related to high school programs. In this case, DeKalb county was the next district in the region to approve [...]

Most graphic designers have a type of project they particularly enjoy. Some favor billboards or print ads. Some love logos best. Some favor web design. My fave? Annual reports—one publication full of potential for many different kinds of creative challenges: [...]

With the launch of The Good Ones, not only is OLG developing some sweet design work on fabric, but we’re also creating a story of a brand from the ground-up. If you go through the site, you’ll quickly notice the [...]

Yeah, the political season is in full swing and a recent project had us contributing a bit of art to the spectacle. As part of our continued relationship with the Alumni Association of (The) George Washington University, we created some [...]

This March will be Turnstone’s 37th Annual Casino Night. 37 years! Wow, that’s one awesome legacy. It’s a reminder how long these folks have been empowering people with disabilities in our community. And it clearly shows that the work they [...]

This past week, our friends at Matilda Jane Clothing launched their much-anticipated spring line. Like other projects we’ve done for MJC, this one carried a theme—Serendipity. Once the Serendipity line was conceived last fall, Matilda Jane asked us to develop [...]

It has been some time since we helped the Whitley County Community Foundation launch their WhitleyForward initiative, but its success compelled me to share their story. As have other counties in Indiana, Whitley County realized they were heading down the [...]

Our client Indiana Michigan Power occupies several levels of One Summit Square in downtown Fort Wayne. The uppermost of those—the 26th floor—had a pretty drab hallway that faced one of the three elevators. We were asked to design something new [...]