Digital solutions don’t need to be complicated. In fact, the more complicated your promotional material, the less chance your potential clients are going to wade through it. Take a look at our portfolio and notice how simple it is to figure out what it is, what it does, and where it’s going. Bright, clear, imaginative, and appropriate.
Moosejaw Mountaineering has a robust marketing department that turns out tons of great print and web work that defines the Moosejaw brand. Plumb Media's role with the company is primarily consulting, but also taking on special Flash projects. The Moosejaw "Madness Section" is one such example, where Plumb Media took designs from the marketing department and made a fully-functioning microsite within Moosejaw's broader eCommerce site. The Madness section is run from a CMS that authorized Moosejaw employees can access to make updates. Plumb Media also implemented a custom slideshow for the MJ homepage.
The Mennonite Publishing Network had an online bookstore that needed a facelift. Plumb Media designed a bright and simple user-interface to make the process of searching, sorting, viewing, and purchasing books very simple. Our focus was facilitating ease of use and legibility through large book titles, "tabbed" top-level links, and focussed typography.
The Pittsburgh Center for Complimentary Health and Healing needed a new look for their website that featured calming colors and textures to appeal to those who may be looking into healing massage therapy for the first time. Through the use of blue tones and close up images, the site expresses the center's focus on spirituality and holistic health therapies.
We just got in our new print materials, which follow in the aesthetic direction of the website, bridging digital and analog.
Every year Plumb Media designs a new DVD featuring all of the yearlings being sold at fall sales by standardbred horseracing farm Success Acres. This year there were 44 yearlings each of which was recorded from the side and front and edited with sound, and inserted into DVD menus for easy playback. PM also copied, printed, and mailed the DVDs to over 400 potential buyers.
The LPC is a new center for connecting research and policy through the University of Pittsburgh. They came to us in need of a logo, website, and various print materials.
Making artful use of what is at hand comes naturally to Bricolage, a small theater production company out of Pittsburgh. We helped them with a new online presence as well as setting up ticketing and email blast systems.
In our 3 years in business we've done print work ranging from posters to flyers to business cards. Here a sample of recent work we've done.
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