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Printed marketing materials for Triple A featuring luxury helicopter services. The brochures are laid out on a green fabric surface and display vivid imagery of a helicopter in flight, a plush interior cabin with leather seating, and a dramatic sunset sky. Visible text includes the tagline “When First Class Seems Too Ordinary” and section heading “Comfort + Style.”
Printed brand collateral for Blackhorse, displayed on a textured tan surface. The set includes a large square black folder with a small label featuring the company logo, an open booklet showing interior photography of an artist’s studio with statues and framed paintings, and two business cards featuring coordinating earthy tones and minimalist design.
Corporate stationery set for Citymark displayed on a dark textured surface. The branded materials include business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and a large mailing envelope, all featuring the Citymark logo with a navy blue and gold color scheme. The layout emphasizes a clean, professional identity system for business correspondence.
Spiral-bound presentation book for The Summit at Rancho Bernardo, created by Cruzan. The cover is a minimalist gray with the logo and title printed in green and black. Visible tab dividers labeled “01” through “06” extend from the right edge, indicating organized sections within the document.
Branded stationery and marketing materials for Casoleil displayed on a soft fabric surface. The set includes spiral-bound booklets, business cards, envelopes, and a letterhead, all featuring elegant typography and a blue logo with a spiral icon. The design incorporates soft cream backgrounds and reddish-brown artistic accents for a refined, sophisticated look.
Branded packaging and knit beanies from Nolin arranged on illustrated paper featuring wilderness scenes with wolves, trees, and mountains. The display includes two beanies—one gray and one black—each with a Nolin tag, alongside custom boxes and printed wraps with the Nolin logo and a red sun graphic in a nature-themed design.
Two Hobie catamarans sailing side by side on a calm lake, with clear blue skies and desert cliffs in the background. The sails prominently display the Hobie logo and sail numbers, while two people relax on one of the boats, enjoying the water and sun.
Promotional materials for BridgeWorks displayed on a soft fabric surface. The collection includes brochures, vintage-style postcards, a site plan illustration, a copper-toned folder labeled with “David Conover,” and a Hilton-branded towel bundle from a Las Vegas event. The design aesthetic blends retro travel imagery with detailed hospitality marketing content.
Hand-drawn event poster for “Moving Violations,” an art exhibit hosted by Homeless Advocates of San Diego. The poster features expressive, uneven typography with event details including dates (October 23–27), times (Monday–Friday, 11:15 AM – 5 PM), and location (Lobby at the City Administration Building, Downtown San Diego). At the center is a colorful drawing of a person wearing layered clothing. The exhibit is themed “Art Off the Street” and features work by artists with experiences of homelessness.
A hand holds a business card for Glenn Gobel Custom Frames in front of a framed painting. The card features a miniature classical portrait inside a decorative frame, along with the business name, contact details, and address in Pacific Grove, California. The background includes a partial view of a textured green wall and a corner of the framed artwork.
Community outreach materials for The Cliffs Del Mar, including a brown kraft envelope labeled “Important Information for Residents of Del Mar” and several printed newsletters. The newsletters, dated January 7, feature the headline “You Are Invited” in large white text on a green background, along with illustrations and articles about progressive and renewable community development.
Branded print materials for The Farms, displayed on a dark green mesh fabric. The collection includes brochures, stationery, and a navy blue directory book with gold lettering and logo. Open booklets reveal a black-and-white photo of a golfer in mid-swing and an illustrated golf course scene, emphasizing a refined, upscale golf community identity.

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