Studio Plants
It’s no secret that we love plants, like, really LOVE them. Our office is filled with them and so are our homes. We exchange seeds and leaf clippings, share treats from our gardens, trade tips, and rant about the goddamned rats always eating all the tomatoes. We’ve learned a lot
It’s no secret that we love plants, like, really LOVE them. Our office is filled with them and so are our homes. We exchange seeds and leaf clippings, share treats from our gardens, trade tips, and rant about the goddamned rats always eating all the tomatoes.
We’ve learned a lot over the years, and we wanted to share the two most important tools we use to keep our little green friends alive and thriving: Food + Water.
It’s important to keep your plants watered, but overwatering can be the biggest killer of your indoor plants. We like to refer to it as ‘loving them to death.’ Regular watering, generally once per week on the same day and same time, helps plants thrive. Humans aren’t the only ones who like to be on a set schedule.
01Indoor Plant Moisture Meter
Always know the moisture level of your soil with this super easy-to-use moisture meter. Just stick it in the dirt and let it do its thing.
02Indoor plant food
Plants can’t live on water alone, they need food too! This concentrated fertilizer will last for years. Just remember, you can overfeed your plant as well, so use sparingly.
Double Exposure 2019
For the third year in a row, Double Exposure’s Investigative Film Festival and Symposium asked us to develop the look and feel of this year’s festival theme: Decay. Our teams wanted to visually represent the decay and erosion that the journalistic landscape has experienced in rec
Case Studies
Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure to work on a lot of cool projects. Some of our favorites have been for social media campaigns to help launch new products. For each campaign, we developed the look and feel and crafted messaging and graphics for social media and web content.
First Things First 2000 at 20
Originally released in 1964, the First Things First manifesto rallied against design’s role in consumerism and called upon designers to be more humanist in their approach to their practice. Adbusters updated the manifesto in 1999, restarting the conversation about priorities in t
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Summer Fridays: Remote Work Gear
As waves of tourists start to take over the capital, we start prepping for Summer Fridays and any way to get out of town quick. We love our vacation days, but sometimes we find ourselves wanting to stay plugged in while we’re away. Pro tip: Schedule 90 minutes of work early morni
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Holiday Gift Guide – 2019
The holiday season is here! It’s time to break open the piggy bank and buy, buy, buy!!! As with our past gift guides, we like to give shoutouts to our creative crew, so lookout for a few recommendations from friends of the studio. Happy shopping! Chet Baker The Legendary Rivers
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