San Antonio Texas based SSK HR retained stressdesign to develop an identity system and brand communication materials. SSK HR is an independent human resources consultancy that specializes in finding uniquely qualified techincal candidates for its clients.
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In September stressdesign launched website and communication materials for the Migration lecture series. Syracuse Symposiumâ„¢ is a semester-long intellectual and artistic festival celebrating interdisciplinary thinking, imagining, and creating, presented by The College of Arts and Sciences to the entire Syracuse community. Now in its 8th year, stressdesign has provided communication design since the beginning of the series.
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Thanks to WebbyArts for including 4 stressdesign penned trademarks in their collection of 280+ Best of Best Inspirational Logos from around the world. The logos selected include the logo design for The Hill, I.D. Diagnostics, Olbex, and Stressdesign as seen above.
No commentThis year, we are Thankful for a number of things. Our talented, brilliant, and dedicated staff and co-workers, our clients who continue to be progressive in spite of economic adversity, for the falling cost of fuel. For us, being thankful is a success story. If you have thanks, it probably means you started out with a goal or a wish that came true. On this eve of Thanksgiving 2008, what would you wish for?
No commentIt all started innocently back in the early nineties. Sharing URLs was so easy, links typically maxed out around 15 characters and rarely had more than one directory of depth, unless you were in Academia. Then came web applications and the length of URLs skyrockets such that today, it’s not uncommon to have a generated URL with upwards of 200 characters. Copying and pasting is problematic as links frequently break on lines and become inaccurate and unusable. Forget about trying to type some of these in on a mobile device. See the full story after the jump
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UPDATE :: Wind Power Logo website launched!
Recently, we were working on a print project that was completed with 100% wind power. As a part of the client’s environmental responsibility policy, all manufacturing that used electricity was sourced to wind-power vendors.
Our client wanted to be able to put a mark on the back cover of the printed piece to indicate this attention to detail. The logo needed to be able to printed in a single color, legible and immediately recognizable at a small size, and not conflict with another brand identity. We began looking for a high-quality logo that matched our specifications but couldn’t find one. So, we drew one for everyone to have access to and use.
We now offer this logo for use to anyone who needs it for print or web publication. If used on a website, we ask for a link back to this article or http://www.stressdesign.com.
This logo is currently offered as a stand-alone symbol for your specific use, please feel free to add messaging specific to your use, and in a way that supports your existing identity standards. Some examples include :
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This fall, stressdesign completed a large-scale environmental graphic installation for L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computing Science. The project completely transformed the occupant experience of two main entrances to the building. Stressdesign developed and printed the panels in house and worked with Media Finishing who provided high quality finishing, fabrication and on-site installation.
“We were able to use existing case-work in the front section of the building which saved time and money.” Says Marc Stress, Principal of Stressdesign. “For the large mural wall, we fabricated a custom mounting solution which leaves existing architectural detail intact. Our solution will also allow us to update the installation in the future.”
An Environmental graphic installation can be a great way to bring your brand communications to life in a way that has a positive impact on your building. These installations also transform a space in a way that everyone notices without the cost of major architectural renovations.
“Working with stressdesign allowed us to update our environment in a way that positively effects everyone who comes into the building.” Says Tricia Hopkins, Marketing Director for the college. “Student, faculty and alumni have been very excited to see the transformation… the installation has provided a burst of excitement throughout the college.” Stressdesign design and installed the graphics to meet our deadline for the beginning of the semester.
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