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Last year Anda Creative teamed up with Los Angeles-based footwear company Dynasty Footwear, Ltd. to create a brand identity system for a new shoe called PEX. The synthetic EVA material used for the shoes creates a durable yet comfortable product, while the holes provide extra ventilation (less stink) and style (more cool). Anda created a… Read More >
Anda Creative and NYC-based branding services specialist Kathie Holsenbeck, worked together to build a new identity and website for US/Sweden-based communication/leadership speaker Pamela Mattsson. The assignment started with a new name and finished with a new website … and a snac www.anzaleadership.com
Anda Creative updated its brand with a new logo and series of logo treatments late last fall. The first project to implement our new look was a set of business cards. Besides being able to find the cards on our parents’ refrigerators, they’re also featured on a handful of business card design websites. Check it… Read More >
Mark your calendars! February 15 is not just the day after Valentine’s day, nor is it just the day Anda Creative is filing its taxes. It’s National Gumdrop Day. Many of you may have received an announcement in the mail, but if not, don’t worry. It simply means you’re not on our mailing list. Send… Read More >
Back Forty Creative is back in St. Louis after a trip to Chattanooga, TN for the 2011 SSAWG conference. Despite traveling with a snow and ice storm from St. Louis to Nashville, the conference went very well.
Back Forty left Indiana Ave. in Missouri for Missouri Ave. in Indiana to attend last week’s 2010 ACRES U.S.A. Conference. Indianapolis was as clean and friendly as our exhibit booth … until we broke out the blueberry ink. It went over really well, minus the person visiting an adjacent booth who reached over and tried… Read More >
This is a recent article written by Robert Cohen of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For six decades it sat perched atop the mountain, the king of color film. But time has almost run out for Kodachrome. The last photo lab in the United States that still develops it is in Parsons, Kansas. Dwayne’s Photo will… Read More >
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