A gaming company, started by a well-known science fiction writer, needed a logo. We decided to create it using six-point letterpress type, giving it a distinctive and vintage touch.

An animated character started thirty years ago as a sketch for a commercial. Now our mascot marches across a dystopian wasteland.

A year was invested in capturing the dynamism and spirit of Microsoft for its 25th-anniversary coffee table book.

Miss Betty is a character from a new children's project about mechanical animals and pets making friends in unusual places.

Our creative partners at Cain Creative presenting decades of marketing and naming experience, slightly askew.

Dogs from Guemes Island are interviewed and photographed for a book and website to teach the story of the Coast Salish Woolly Dog.

Beautiful logos evolve from research, questions, and ideation before going to the computer. Cadence's is built on a metaphor of music.

Ginny Ruffner's artwork and concepts orbited the beautiful and ephemeral, and we used time-lapse and a website to capture that.

Editorial and studio photography pairs nicely with our visual communications in print and interactive, especially with attorneys.