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Civic civility on the Trail.

Adam Butler — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:35:00 +0000

Annick Beaudet project manager for the City of Austin’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Program asked us to help with laying down the “law” of the trail.

The trail is near and dear to our running shoes, bike tires, and BOB’s. Last year we designed the new identity for the Trail Foundation. While this poster was a much simpler project to execute there was some great learning…I wasn’t aware that the “speed limit” on the trail is 10 MPH for instance. Let’s just say it took me a little longer to ride into work today.

Big thank you to design partner Toby Sudduth for jumping in and creating the look for this poster at a moments notice. Keep your eyes peeled for it at local bike shops and blown up big this weekend on the trail.

And yes, we can all get along on the trail if we just take a minute to remember a few simple rules.

Happy Trails.

Netspend Print

Lindsay Braun — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:14:31 +0000

NetSpend is America’s largest provider of prepaid debit card products. We collaborate with multiple channel teams at NetSpend to lead messaging and creative development. From POP work, to graphic design of branded elements, and motion pieces, we help NetSpend capitalize on their rapidly expanding opportunities.

BSA Centennial Poster Design

Lindsay Braun — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:17:26 +0000

The Butler Bros. were Scouts. Troop 395. We mumbled the oath hundreds of times. Throughout history millions of young men have joined in this chorus. It makes a lasting impression on youthful minds. It’s a very good thing. Thanks to Randal Ford for this photography.

ACL 30th Anniversary Invite

Lindsay Braun — Tue, 26 Apr 2005 20:18:09 +0000

The invitations we created to Austin City Limits 30-year retrospective museum exhibit doubled as a limited edition series of posters. Using photog Scott Newton‘s images (Scott shot all but the Willie Nelson pilot episode), we exercised a campaign that ACL Brand Manager Ed Bailey called the best work ever created for the brand.