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Patrick Ward PhD Website

Apt Design — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 23:05:30 +0000

Dr. Patrick Ward is a marriage counselor in West Virginia who had a treasure trove of blog posts with great information about family, parenting, stress and relationships. What he needed was a blog site that exhibited this great content and allowed his visitors to easily find articles that would help. Dr. Ward also wanted it to be easy for clients to learn more about his office and practice. The new website has already propelled Dr. Ward’s site to the top of search engine rankings, provided a clean layout for his blog posts and archives, and brought new customers through his door.

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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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Write on the River Poster

Apt Design — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:53:05 +0000

For the fourth year of our collaboration with Write on the River we suggested trying something a little different for one of their promotional posters. The creative design was loved by both the committee and the attendees and the conference had another sold-out year! The rest of the year’s print projects featured the monochromatic color scheme and rich ornamentation.

This design featured on: Creattica

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E3 Brochure

Apt Design — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:00:34 +0000

With marketing clout from a variety of sources backing them, the e3 committee hired Apt Design to create a brochure that promoted the region to tourists from around the world. Utilizing a warm color scheme, we packaged an array of wonderful local photos that shows the diversity of recreational opportunities concentrated here in North Central Washington. The brochure wrangles all these photos under control with a modernist grid design. Professional copy by Jennifer Korfiatis gave the reader plenty of reasons to come to the area, and a printing of over 50,000 brochures gave the design to plenty of readers.

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Xtreme Internship Brochure

Apt Design — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 18:54:07 +0000

The logo that Apt Design created for Xtreme came fully to life as we fashioned a full design style around it. Aimed at a target audience aged 18 to 24, this style was bold, grungy, and complex. Its heavy textures and ornaments were designed to appeal directly to its audience. The brochure that was produced met with instant enthusiasm from current and future members of Xtreme and gave the program a definitive look.

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Gee Whiz: The Story of Grady Auvil

Apt Design — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 01:08:04 +0000

Apt Design worked closely with Howell at the Moon Productions from the beginning phases of their new documentary film. We created a design style which was integrated in both the video and across promotional materials. Apt Design handled the creation of all the promotions and collateral for the film, including invitation postcards, banners, the dvd face and cover, advertisements, the movie poster and more.

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Fathappy Poster

Apt Design — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 00:45:45 +0000

Always fun to work with, this rockin’ popgrass band got a new design style for their new cd. The printed materials reflect the fun mood of the group.

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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.