LAND INTERACTIVE developed an online brand for Home Security Weekly, a daily publication featuring stories and blogs related to homeland security. The client wanted a simple, yet recognizable brand. It was also required that the logo be contemporary and friendly.
Land Interactive was asked to develop a logo for Orange Coast OBGYN, a healthcare provider located in Fountain Valley, CA. The medical group wanted a contemporary and friendly logo that would appeal to women of all ages seeking obstetric care. The logo also needed to be unique among many other healthcare providers located in the…
Long-serving Downtown Phoenix, Arizona gallery Modified Arts was given a fresh identity with a new logo, signage, letterhead, business cards, and website. The selected typeface was chosen for its slightly rough finish to suggest artistic mediums such as drawing, sketching, and photocopies. The forward slash takes some inspiration from its technological uses in software, but…
We were asked to design a series of ads for an art event titled “FAR Bizarre” in Norwalk, California. The ads would be distributed on social media platforms, through email marketing, and on websites. We combined vintage black and white photographs with a traditional gallery postcard typographic treatment to create the look and feel of…
Land Interactive has launched an updated and responsive website for ParkerBlueCollection.com. The new website adapts to all screen sizes, including traditional browsers (Chrome, Explorer, Safari, FireFox, etc.), as well as tablets and smartphones. The site was also updated to HTML 5, using the video tag that utilizes mp4 and ogg video playback formats. Visit ParkerBlueCollection…
LAND INTERACTIVE had the unique opportunity to launch a Flash-based web presence for luxury clothing line Parker Blue Collection. The collection of fine cashmere and cotton clothing is marketed toward high-end retailers. Visit ParkerBlueCollection.com to view the site.
The new gTLD (Generic Top-Level Domains) program may change the way you go to a website – therefore devaluing the .com extension. This means companies, individuals, or whoever will be able to create and purchase their own extensions. An example would be Apple registering the .apple extension. This would enable them to create addresses such…