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Community Farm Connections Print Projects

Apt Design — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:47:21 +0000

After creating logos for each of Community Farm Connection’s branches, Apt Design drove the look and style into a complete identity and design style for the organization. We set them up with print materials from business cards to signage to newsletters to brochures. Careful thought was given to create pieces that looked vibrant and beautiful, yet were still editable by staff as they updated the weekly and quarterly newsletter. Staff, volunteers and customers all were amazed and pleased with the professional image and consistent look Apt Design brought to Wenatchee’s sustainable food non-profit!

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Fave’d Up

Apt Design — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 19:01:45 +0000

Apt Design’s business cards for John D. Johnson were recently featured on FaveUp.com. FaveUp is one of the top gallery sites for great new designs from around the world.

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John D. Johnson, DVM Business Cards

Apt Design — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:03:14 +0000

Dr. Johnson was interested in a business card that would reflect his professionalism and education to his consulting clients. Apt Design provided him with a solution that is simple but makes a clear and concise statement. The cards were printed on water- and tear-proof paper, so Dr. Johnson could feel comfortable handing them out in any circumstances.

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Wenatchee Business Journal Logo

Apt Design — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 00:37:22 +0000

The Business Journal has a good reputation in its community, but its look had remained basically the same for over a decade. The challenge on this project was to update their look while keeping the professional image of quality that the community knew already. The solution was to completely redesign the WBJ’s logo, to give their sales materials a new look, but to just slightly alter the look of the paper itself. Sections headers, pullquotes, and the body copy in the publication was freshened. In the end the readers responded well to the new cohesive look, and the Business Journal was provided with a modern identity that remained true to their past while helping them push ahead into the future.