Here’s a look at a recently designed website for our friends at Crisis Ministries. The goal of the site is to help raise money for the new Crisis Ministries facility, which will greatly enhance the services and number of homeless individuals Crisis Ministries cares for. To make giving more engaging, we designed the site to feel like an online retailer. People can choose the amount they wish to donate based on what that amount could buy. If you’re feeling generous today, give it a try. Visit FoodShelterHope.org.

Hot off the press, new hats and visors for Charleston Mix. Order one up today.

Here’s a look a new direct mail project for our friends at HealthFirst. The piece was designed to promote a new location for the urgent care facility and to let people know HealthFirst can take care of sick children. To make the piece memorable and give it some shelf life, we incorporated a growth cart into the design of the mailer. Not only do mom and dad know about a new doc to call on the weekends when their pediatrician is closed, but they get a fun way to keep tabs on how tall their little ones are getting.

Scrambling for some fun gift wrap, Andrew (one of our Hookers) decided to turn the most flattering images of Dick Cheney into a sheet of fancy gift wrap. His gift was first packed into an old shipper from Communication Arts and then carefully covered in Dick Cheney’s mug. Perfect way to recycle a CA box and build some serious anticipation for a gift. We’re told the wrapping paper was a huge hit. The recipient used the CA box as kindling to start a bonfire for burning photos of Nancy Pelosi.

Here’s a peek at some nifty new t-shirts for Charleston Mix. We’re pretty sure these shirts are going to be the perfect conversation starter for the early morning Bloody Mary crowd.

Here’s a peek at some fresh work for HealthFirst, a local urgent/primary care center. New outdoor campaign will be complemented with direct mail, some local events and some online activity.

Here’s a peek at a new poster design for a benefit this Saturday night at The Windjammer on Isle of Palms. All money raised goes to our friends at Crisis Ministries, a Charleston homeless organization.

The city of Charleston had a nice showing in Print’s 31st Regional Design Annual. Along with Hook, Gil Shuler Graphic Design, Fuzzco, Stitch Design Co. and J Fletcher Design had their work splashed across the pages of the magazine. Congrats to Gil, Josh, Helen, Mason, Courtney, Amy and Jay for continuing to stoke the creative fire in Charleston.

Hook

Gil Shuler Graphic Design

Fuzzco

Stitch Design Co.

J Fletcher Design

What a find. Forgot I had it. My son is lucky.

Tom Ciaburri (Director) and musicmaker.org (blues angels) have been working on some amazing videos of some serious Bluesmen (John Dee Holeman, Shelton Powe, Alabama Slim and Ironing Board Sam) toasting Cathead Vodka. We featured them on catheadvodka.com. The end graphic for Cathead is the the corrugated metal sign we produced for Bottletree Beverage Company a while back. If you are lucky enough to be in Charleston, SC you can see one at the Griffen. If you are friends of Cathead, try and talk them into running them as TV spots. They are really amazing.