works collective
Peter Esko is the mastermind or evil genius behind works collective providing design, strategy, copywriting, and creative for the greater good.TruHearing Rounded
Custom designed typography gives every single word the friendly and helpful personality of the TruHearing brand.
Paladin Group
Brand strategy, brand identity, and ongoing work to develop the definitive guide to digital fraud prevention vendors.
Robbers Roost
Pulp ‘50s Western illustrations, stolen moments and tall tales around a campfire, color inspired by the western landscape, clear strategy for the heist, and of course raccoons.
HearToday
Award-winning overhaul of TruHearing’s newsletter including strategy, content, and design to support customers post purchase. All while saving over $100K annually in print and mailing costs.
SLRC
Evolving a trusted and loved 20 year Salt Lake City institution is a tricky business. An evolutionary mark maintained brand equity while broadened their audience, provided a robust brand system to grow into.
Post District
Sometimes, but not often, you get to guide the spirit of a new neighborhood in the city you love. Post District welcomes you.
First Unitarian Church
With a building approaching 100 years young, First Unitarian Church needed stunning capital campaign to support the physical embodiment of the church for the next hundred years.
The Kings English
A rebrand combining traditional English typography, colors pulled from the well known storefront, and just enough attitude to keep things just a little sassy.
Brand Marks
When your career is rooted in graphic design, you end up designing lots of logos over the years. Sometimes you don’t want to go into a full case study, but still love a good logo.
Complete Sun
An existing equipment recovery company wanted to expand into the solar arena, creating a family of companies who all work to help businesses maintain their reputations.
Complete Recovery
A complete rebrand following brand research and strategic development. We reworked core messaging and visual elements while retaining and modernizing the beloved life buoy.
Westminster Terminal
A long standing love of classic London street signs became the inspiration for a new sans serif typeface. Key characteristics include angled terminals and condensed characters.