This coffee table book was designed for Olsson Associates to highlight recently-completed corporate projects.

This tongue-in-cheek poster was designed to promote a client tailgate for the Huskers vs. Oregon Ducks game.

This series of custom-illustrated icons was created to highlight all the various areas of expertise within Olsson Associates.

The Route of the Hiawatha is a 46-mile bicycle trail along reclaimed railroad tracks in Idaho and Montana. It has truly stunning views, and unfortunately no online presence until this website was developed. A portal to buy tickets, get trail info, and see info on trail hours and shuttle schedules was necessary to get more riders visiting the area. The new site has driven increased ticket sales, and boosted recognition of the trail as a worthy outdoor recreational option. 

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Conceptual logo design for the city of Wahoo, Nebraska.

The 2015 and 2016 posters for Olsson Associates' family Halloween event, where employees can bring their children to the office for games and trick-or-treating.

Mt. Spokane is a major ski destination in eastern Washington state. Every year, their printed materials need to be updated, including several brochures and a trail map of the mountain. The goal was to present a large amount of information in an easy-to-understand way, while making it all look fun and exciting.

Social media campaign and invitations to a fundraiser in Lincoln benefitting Syrian refugee women and children. A portion of the proceeds from local art sold went towards purchasing strollers and necessary items for new mothers.

An invitation designed for the Olsson Associates employee holiday party.

SRM Development has done some substantial construction projects all over the west coast, but their site was dated, and made them appear like a much smaller company than they actually were. The redesign took full advantage of high quality architectural photography to showcase the buildings they developed. An interactive portfolio and project locator map allowed visitors to see which cities they were active in, and view details on those buildings. With a responsive design to allow fully mobile viewing, SRM has a fresh look to match the quality of their work.

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Logo design for a women's health and beauty blog.

The Ronald McDonald House of Spokane hosts an annual polo tournament fundraiser, raising money to fund operations during the year and give families with seriously ill children a place to stay during treatment. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of this well-respected event, they asked for a rebranding of their collateral material. The new look balanced the sophistication of the event's reputation with the excitement the guests have each year in attending. 

Banner Marketing needed an online refresh. Their current site was out of date and didn't speak to the level of work they could produce. A new site design with a flat, minimalist approach, simple color scheme, and an emphasis on client testimonials gave them a sharp online presence, and a site they could use as a sales tool to entice potential clients.

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Unicep is a major provider of liquid and gel packaging products for medical, pharmaceutical, and various other uses. Their old website's design was dated and didn't convey how significant of a company they actually were. With this responsive redesign, the focus was on wowing potential clients with the scope and professionalism of their product lines, and setting them up as a leader in their industry.

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Paola and Mike wanted a wedding invitation that felt modern, but with a rustic, handmade feel. They loved the weathered typographic approach, which complimented the outdoor wedding and renovated barn that the reception was held in.