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Crisafulli Dental -- Front

For the past several years we have been very fortunate to work with Wendy Crisafulli and Crisafulli Dental in Bothell on a number of projects. We just put together a client mailing for her which used our photography of the marina on Lake Union. Since we didn't have photography of coffee, ice cream, etc. we did use clip art, something we rarely do and only do when absolutely necessary.

Robert L. Haertig, Artist -- Front

Mr. Haertig brought us his b/w cartoon with a glued down photo clip of his face and asked us to "please put something together for him." First we reversed his cartoon to give the drawing some weight, then we digitally created a cutout to remove his head from the drawing and enhanced the brightness and contrast of his photo. Then, of course, we replace his head on the reversed drawing. Lastly, since he was a pastelist we brought a rainbow of color into his name. Needless to say, the client was elated.

Vision Works by Deb Aslund, LLC -- Certified Building Designer -- Front

We were able to do a full promo package for Vision Works. from business card to postcard to letterhead and envelopes. We cleaned up her existing logo for better readability, incorporated our graphic design of a hydranga, and updated her text and colors. Deb Asplund is located on Whidbey Island in Washington and specializes in smaller and greener home design and can be reached at 360-331-1959.

The Marymoor in Redmond -- Front

For this client we did a photo shoot then designed their mailer using two of our photographs and one of the customer's pre-existing photos on the front of the mailer, and our photography again on the back. For this client we also designed display ads and used our same photography for the Redmond Reporter. The client liked our images so much they purchased a limited use photography copyright for full-color advertising in "Choices Magazine" for Seniors.