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The Design Process of the We Don’t Coast Specialty Nebraska License Plates

One of the challenges was creating a design that encompassed a commonality of the people who supported “We Don’t Coast”.

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FOLLOW UP: Restaurants Are Run by Humans

I’ve received quite a few disagreeing emails regarding my last post about online negative reviews.   Let me be clear, I don’t think that Yelp or online review platforms are bad. I think they’re great and keep restaurants accountable.   But, before rushing to the internet to post your criticism, I’d like to ask you […]

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Restaurants Are Run by Humans

Dear humans, Before you rant on social media about your disappointment in a restaurant or leave a bad review, please talk to an employee, a manager or owner first.   A good restaurant wants to know when they’ve made a mistake or fell short. They want to correct it.   Restaurants are run by humans, […]

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We Bulldoze?

I love Omaha. I love the community here.   I don’t know the full story behind the historic buildings. Seems like a lot of different stories going around, and some people aren’t talking.   But, I do know this much… The community isn’t making this decision, a few people are. Our community is better than […]

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Branding Is Not A Logo

We’re an experiential branding agency. So rather than just focusing on the visuals, we focus on the experience people have with brands.   Since the year 2000, we’ve been fine-tuning each step to eliminate pain points for our clients (and us), and we developed a branding process called The Iceberg Build™.   To help illustrate […]

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Ellen Moving On

Ellen Wilde and Dave Nelson running under the drop cloth while setting up to create handmade artwork for Blatt Beer & Table. Watch video »   I knew it was only a matter of time before businesses and agencies in Portland would take note of our beloved friend and Art Director, Ellen Wilde, and it would be inevitable that […]

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