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Raygun Lounge

Raygun Lounge

Raygun Lounge, a self-proclaimed trashy chic gaming lounge and retail outlet in Seattle’s bustling Capitol Hill neighborhood was looking to refresh their image with an update to their branding and logo. The updated logo features a custom drawn depiction of a 1930’s Buck Rogers Ray Gun toy, along with a customized text font in a style that evokes a neon sign. We created both the wordmark and logo icon as separate elements as well to be used for both signage and merchandise.

Pride Foundation

Pride Foundation

Pride Foundation is a Seattle-based LGBTQ organization that serves LGBTQ communities in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington states through charitable giving and annual scholarship grants to LGBTQ students and leaders.

ZipppyDogs

ZipppyDogs

When it’s your business to make other people’s promotional items look good, then it makes sense that your promo looks good as well. We were thrilled to help ZippyDogs build a stylish and informative proposal booklet to help them land that next big contract! Not only did we furnish the design and layout for the booklet, both in printable and electronic formats, we made it editable so they could make their own changes to it in the future.

SpinPossible

SpinPossible

There’s a queer knitting club that meets in a local Seattle coffee shop every Saturday morning. One of those dedicated knitters decided they wanted to branch out and teach a series of yarn knitting courses. Recognizing the importance of branding as a vital part of their messaging, they contracted with us to create a sleek new logo, along with some other branding elements, that will certainly help them launch their program in style.

NW Network

NW Network

The NW Network needed updated branding for their National LGBTQ Institute on IPV. The original branding, while attractive, was somewhat blocky and disjointed. When shown in the existing, muted color palette, it failed to convey the sense of passion, urgency, and need of the Institute. The new branding, including a new log, color palette, and visual assets, demonstrated a more modern look, with thick text and bright colors, while still pulling from a hand-made, artsy inspired graphics.

Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center

Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center

Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center formed in 1995 during the AIDS epidemic with a small group of LGBTQ advocates. Since then, the nonprofit has grown to advocate for LGBTQ health, provide free HIV/STI testing, foster the arts, facilitate youth groups within many King County schools, support the LBGTQ community, provide two online databases of resources and become home to the largest LGBTQ library in the Pacific Northwest.