Work We Like: KFC x Super Deluxe
If you can’t tell, we’re big fans of work that pushes the limits of conventional creativity. A brand that has been doing their damndest to shatter those conventions lately?…
Recent Work: Brand Identity Workshops
As businesses evolve out of the early-stage, their brands need to evolve, too—and it’s not uncommon to get stuck at this part of the process. Businesses know they need to…
Mood: Grocery Cult(ure)—A Trader Joe’s Takeover.
If you’re like us, Trader Joe’s is a forever mood. For many, grocery stores can seem like a dime a dozen—except Trader Joe’s, the oddball grocery store that’s developed something…
Recent Work: TETRA Campaign Design
Workhorse recently launched a new campaign for Priori, a high-end skincare brand we’ve been working with for the past year. During the course of our partnership, we worked with them…
Work We Like: Pow! Wow! DC
Last month, we stepped out of the studio and onto our bikes to explore this year’s installment of murals curated by Pow! Wow! DC. Located in the NOMA neighborhood in Washington,…
Selections: Spring 2018
New tunes from the Workhorse crew! This spring was a mix of new favorites from folks like John Maus, Khruangbin, Disclosure, and Jamie Isaac. Honorable mentions go to Beach House,…
Recent Work: National Women’s History Museum Social Rebrand
This spring, National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) joined our client roster, coming to us in need of some heavy-hitting digital media strategy and design expertise. Their goals: 1) to create…
Mood: summer.
There’s something particularly classic and nostalgic about summer that gets our gears turning—the bold, warmth of these colors mixed with wild, naturally occurring patterns and textures that’s really inspiring a…
Influencers – Boody Baby
Two years ago, our long-standing client Boody, launched a line of super-soft, adorable basics for babies. As we began building out their social presence, we needed to think of ways…
Work We Like: The Lily
In case you weren’t following along, The Washington Post announced they would revive the The Lily, the first women-focused publication, originally issued from 1849 until 1853. The 2017 re-launch is…