Cottonwood Technology Fund is an early-stage technology commercialization fund with offices in El Paso, Texas, Los Alamos, New Mexico, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. We began with re-branding. The client wanted a traditional look with a modern edge. The cottonwood tree speaks of growth, prosperity and stability. It is also a prominent feature of El Paso’s fertile valleys. The strength of the fund underscored by the upper case typeface. While blue is traditionally associated with technology, this earthy, muted hue recalls a classic American image–blue collar denim and the concept of hard work. We then created their website. Simple, informative, and connected to their well used twitter feed.

Mike Foster and Jud Wilhite took a unique approach in publishing a book about leadership. We designed spreads and wrote and illustrated a graphic novel-style strip. Props to Chacho for making living, breathing artwork. You truly have “the gift,” good friend! Learn more at potsc.com

We designed this book cover for motivator and life coach to the stars, Tim Storey. “Don’t take a step back with your setback. God has already prepared your comeback.” Should be a song.

We designed this card on 24 pt fiber cardstock with rounded edges and foil stamping. First impressions are important, and this little beauty is getting lots of attention from all over the world–even China. Oh yeah, and we just found out it won an Addy.

Spaun drums rock; we even have our own kit. So it was an honor to design this snare drum for the legendary Brian Spaun.  The design won a product packaging award.