Dovetail Gallery Website

Dovetail Gallery Website
http://www.dovetailgallery.com/

A website redesign for a ecclectic gallery website that features everything from tradional paintings to egg art. This Door County business was looking for a fresh take on their web presence.

1 Design Source worked with the artists in residence to capture the feeling of their brand as well as organize and tell the story of their gallery and museum. We also expanded their ecommerce offerings from 20 items to over 75 and implemented and incorporated a Facebook business page and video interactivity.

Blog Template Design

Simply Crafty Cards Blog/Website
http://simplycraftycards.blogspot.com

Wanting to have a web presence without the costs associated with a typical website, we worked with Simply Crafty Cards to create a blog template where they can add new products as needed and create different categories without the need of contacting a web designer.

The blog also feeds into their Facebook business page showing their fan new designs as the become available, thereby decreasing the need to have a email database and having to send out time consuming emails to potential and past clients.

Interior Design Sales Brochure

Jenny Lee Miller
Sales Brochure

Jenny Lee is an interior refiner and feng shui practitioner who is just starting her business and new to the area. We worked with her designing a logo and this brochure along with a few other pieces in addition to giving strategy advice on what markets to target in the area.

The sales brochure shown here includes an inside flap showcasing a before-and-after reveal of a room that Jenny Lee helped to refine. We contracted and art directed a local photographer, wrote the copy, designed the layout, and sourced printing options.

Christmas Event Poster

26th Annual Sturgeon Bay
Bed & Breakfast Christmas Walk
Poster and Ticket

1 Design Source was approached by the people who run the Sturgeon Bay Bed & Breakfast Christmas Walk to redesign their poster and ticket for the upcoming 2009 event. They were looking for something with more color than previous years as well as a new look. So with little less than a week to get things designed, edited, and completed, I created two designs for the poster to choose from with the winner being the above selection (green starlight Christmas tree) and the opposing design pictured right (bulb ornaments).

From there the ticket design followed suite of the poster design, but in black-and-white for cheaper reproduction costs. It included a detailed map of the area showing the locations of the eight B&B's to be toured, as well as other information about the event. And to round out the campaign's marketing efforts, a newspaper advertisement was also created to match.

Here's the flyer/poster in action as seen in one of the storefronts along 3rd Avenue in Sturgeon Bay on November 9th.

Photography Logo

A new game: Which one would you choose?

These are the choices for a client looking for a new logo. His target market is 18-80, mostly female, wedding, portrait, family segments. So, which one would you select as the winner?

(I will post the actual winner a few days from now, so you won't be in suspense for too long.)