The Dial

Working with the great team at AWS, which offers services for people with disabilities in five states, we’re pleased to have launched their new website and 50th anniversary logotype. With great content from AWS, and photography by Steve Vorderman, we [...]

  This Sunday, we’re excited to host our seventh Lucky Ten show, featuring Philadelphia rock band Marah. In the earliest days of One Lucky Guitar, we’d handmake mixes for clients and three songs from Marah’s debut album were on the [...]

We’re excited to have recently developed the brand identity for the Talent Initiative, Northeast Indiana’s strategy to increase the professional skills of our region’s current and future workforce though training and education. We’re looking forward to a busy summer with [...]

The christening of our (Metavari’s) first vinyl release along side Ghostly International’s The Sight Below and Norway’s Svarte Greiner. This was a nice lil’ double whammy for me because I got to design what was both an album release show [...]

One Lucky Guitar presents Clem Snide w/The Heligoats The Tiger Room May 12, 2010

Ike Reilly played a couple of shows in Fort Wayne on May 1, 2010, as part of our Lucky Ten shows. This reversible poster (series) promotes both appearances.

Working collaboratively with our pals at Lutheran Health Network and Lodge Design, we produced this annual report for the Lutheran Cancer Center. Different from a traditional financial annual report, this piece offers in-depth information about the people, services and facilities [...]

  We’ve launched our LUCKY TEN site—check it out, mark your calendars for the upcoming concerts, check back often as we announce more dates, and buy some awesome shirts for the low-dough price of just $10! IKE REILLY is playing [...]

  Earlier this year, we produced a short web video for the NCAA’s Group Insurance Programs, brought to schools and universities by Roanoke’s American Specialty, along with Mutual of Omaha and Summit America. With all original animation, illustration and production, [...]

As Rod Stewart sang, Every picture tells a story, don’t it? We LOVE working downtown. This is why.