mikahsargent

Student at the University of Missouri. Graphic Designer. People-lover. Constant-smiler.

thedsgnblog:

WORDS BRAND™    |http://wordsbrand.com

WORDS BRAND™ creates bold, witty, type-based tees, clothing, and accessories that make a statement. And that make you look awesome. They’re driven by a simple, clean aesthetic, and influenced by the media, technology, pop culture, and modern life. Everything is lovingly written and designed in LA, printed with pride in Greensburg, PA (and in Germany for our EU store, and shipped to pretty much anywhere in the world.

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thedsgnblog:

Mint® http://mint.com.hr

We create the communication strategy that makes your brand stories reach your audience – the target groups. Our focus is always on your business and your customers. Our aim is to make your communication relevant and your brand unique – changing attitudes within your business as well as the perception of your target group.

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(Source: chickenshit, via dreamstudios)

(Source: dreamstudios)

brainplataform:

“MARLBORO”

Hey, remember that time?

brainplataform:

“MARLBORO”

Hey, remember that time?

(via moleskinelovers)

typethatilike:

The Chicago Neighborhoods

thechicagoneighborhoods.com

(via 245am)

One for One.  (Taken with instagram)

One for One. (Taken with instagram)

nerdfluffery:

Sequitur Creative

The good folks at Oglesby & Butler, the worlds leading manufacturer of portable herbal vaporizers (yes, those) sought Sequitur Creative and ID partners at Thing Tank out to help them reinvent their category.

“Their previous vaporizer, the IOLITE, was a huge, huge success. But they had a hunch they could successfully reach out to a whole new demographic — basically the sort of design-savvy, urban, lifestyle consumers who wouldn’t be caught dead in a head shop. People who, given the option, would go bananas for a vaporizer that was entirely at home amongst all the other high-end devices they rely on daily — you know, like their iPhone, their Jawbone, their Chemex, their Tivoli, their Leica. You name it. “

“Our brief: to figure out what was and wasn’t working with their previous product (via a series of what we coined unfocused groups) and then to use those insights as a touchstone as we designed, positioned, named, packaged and marketed a whole new line of products that are as covetable and elegant as they are intuitive and easy to use.”

Voila! The WISPR