Case Studies

Poop Patroller is a Virginia based, veteran-owned company specializing in poop removal for all breeds of canines. They use compostable waste bags in place of plastic bags, disinfect their shoes and tools in between every visit to prevent transmission of diseases, and their trustworthy and dependable squad shows up on time, ready to give their clients back a yard they can use for family recreation & entertaining.

In order to launch their business, Poop Patroller needed solid branding to expand their clients and top their competition. To solve this we created full branding for them, a fully functional website for easy access to booking and any information about their services, vinyl truck wrap for use on clean up visits and brand awareness, business cards to hand out to potential clients, yard signs and flyers displaying their services.

The voice and signature of a brand. Meant to be used most frequently when the space allows for it.

Possible uses for the logo when space or background color does not allow for use of the primary logo.

A rounded type face is chosen to convey the friendliness of the brand while the use of a san-serif font maintains a professional look.

The brand colors are chosen to convey cleanliness , nature, and the brand’s loyalty to it’s customers.

Carriage House Wineworks is a Virginia based vineyard focused on making the best possible wine from estate grown fruit. Throughout many years of traveling and their many wine-based experiences, the owners developed a particularly strong liking for the unique and personal experience that a small boutique winery offers. In 2016 the Fritzes purchased their farm and began converting it into a vineyard. Today they care for their vineyard which now has 6 different varieties of grapes.

While their original branding got their foot in the door to selling their several varieties of wine, it was time for a branding update. The previous style was outdated and the owners wished to convey a more modern, sleek and sophisticated look. Our solution to this was to refine their existing logo and move towards consistent black & white themes. With this came updating all the labels for their new vintage releases, business cards for the owners to hand out to potential partners and clients, as well as a trifold brochure describing their offerings.