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Home for a Hero Project
Vivitiv is proud to have created this mark for new initiative to assist homeless veterans and their families. The Home for a Hero project is a collaboration between the King County Housing Association, US Departments of Veterans Affairs, and Housing and Urban Development and WA State landlords to set aside housing stock, administer Housing Choice vouchers, provide eligible vets with move-in expenses, case management and support services.
New Logo Design for Cider Expert
Now that fall is here, we can officially announce that Vivitiv recently created a new logo for Cider Expert, an online community for cider drinkers and producers to discover, review and rate craft ciders. cider pubs, and tasting events around the globe.
Technology Institute 2015 Branding
Vivitiv was recently tasked with the development and implementation of a branding program for the Technology Institute, a biennial, invitation-only retreat that brings together leaders from Washington’s technology businesses, research institutions, education and government to address key public policy issues affecting the innovation community and economic competitiveness. We worked in concert with the fine people of the Technology Alliance to craft a program of print and digital materials used in advance of and during the retreat. Vivitiv also had a hand in formulating the 2015 tagline which drove the event discussion, An Open Forum on the Challenges Ahead. Photography by Walter Siegmond.
Design Junket: A Designer’s Travelogue
Follow the exploits of Vivitiv partner Jacqueline McCarthy as she travels the world in pursuit of great design and architecture on the new Design Junket blog.
There are so many interesting places in this world, it’s hard to narrow down where to go when you’re not a trust-fund baby. The “designjunket†system was developed to determine travel plans. Each junket starts out with at least one specific design-related element to investigate. It could be a painting, a building, an invention or inventor. You know, because “design is everywhere.†After I see what I sought, I check out the rest of the area. Any available pricing will be listed (current at the date of the post) and any money-saving insights will be shared because I’m a skinflint but can’t do hostels.
Come along for the ride, I hope it inspires you to embark on your own design junket and let me know your thoughts. Happy junketing!
Also follow Design Junket on Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter.
New Campaign for the EverGreen Gift Market
Vivitiv is in the creative phase of a new campaign for Terra Linda Consulting and the City of Bellevue to promote their EverGreen Gift Markets. These sustainable gift markets are held throughout the year in Bellevue and Vancouver, WA. There is a summer outdoor market as well as a winter holiday version where you’ll find green, upcycled and locally made arts and crafts. The campaign consists of posters, direct mail, print and digital advertising, outdoor banners and directional signage. Buy upcycled! Buy local! Buy EverGreen!
Spring Cleaning Sneak Peek
Detail of a new type treatment for the 2015 spring clean recycling day event advertisement for the Cities of Bellevue, Beaux Arts Village, Clyde Hill, Hunts Point, Medina and Yarrow Point, WA.
In Quotations
Vivitiv recently designed a Treasury of Timeless Quotes for ECG Management Consultants. The quotes in question are inspirational/motivational gems of Larry Harrison, the CEO of Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles Medical Group to celebrate his birthday. Click image to open card.
Brand Rollout for Old Car Seat New Life, a Child Safety Seat Recycling Program
Vivitiv worked with the advocacy organizations Cool Mom, Zero Waste Washington on the brand design of the Old Car Seat, New Life program. Vivitiv developed the visual language for this new program which included a logo design, the RecycleYourCarSeat.org website, tagline creation, informational brochures, and cards, wayfinding signage and event displays. Funded by a Public Participation Grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology, CoolMom and Zero Waste Washington are working together to tackle sustainability issues of children’s products, beginning with children’s car and booster seats by expanding reuse and recycling options. The campaign provides information for families to review, reuse and recycle car seats and an ever-growing network of partnership programs nationwide.
