For the holiday season in 2008 we designed a series of toys we named Feeters and gave them away with a donation to the San Francisco Food Bank. It’s our way of using art and design to make a difference. We give 100% of donations to the San Francisco Food Bank and in return you get Feeters - which earn you tons of cool points. There’s still a chance to get a few Feeters of your own.
From 2004 through 2006 we worked with SF Indiefest to create their brand identity both online and off. Starting with the first “Another Hole in the Head” horror movie festival in 2004 through the 2006 Indiefest we produced some award winning work. A special thanks to festival Director Jeff Ross for all his support - a designer’s dream. We may no longer be doing the work for the festival but we still try to get to as many movies as possible.
First Avenues is a San Francisco-based organization focused on returning families to independent living and assisting families and individuals in maintaining their housing. As part of the 2006 launch of the program we created the First Avenues web site that serves as an information and community outreach channel. We developed a custom wysiwyg content management system, dubbed CMS17, so the site could be easily updated by the First Avenues staff. Check out the program, where you can make a donation right from the site.
Started in 2002 as a weekend showcase of San Francisco sketch comedy groups the SF Sketchfest has grown into a 130-act, 17-day bonanza of comedy featuring such luminaries as Triumph the Insult Comic Dog creator Robert Smigel, original "Saturday Night Live" cast member Laraine Newman, "Spinal Tap" star Michael McKean and "Mad Men" leading man Jon Hamm. In 2006 we designed and built the site that still stands to this day. Have a look and get ready for laughs every January.
