More to come
Our beta launch was successful and nothing serious broke down. Sweet! Next step: Add more portfolio pieces, including several animation projects. "What? You do animation?" Oh yes. Yes we do, baby.
A bit about us:
We are a boutique firm of mischief makers who design, illustrate, animate & program. We believe in story telling, asking questions and showing our clients how to have fun with their brand.
Toastaar the Destroyer, evil god of toast
Originally drawn for fun, this piece was eventually picked up by a theater company in Chicago.
Quack!
The 1st Annual Quebec Universities English Undergraduate Conference (QUEUC, or as we called it internally, Quack!), is a conference for English Literature students in Canada. We were given the opportunity to play off of the pun in the name and, well, we took it. We loved it, the QUEUC council loved it and the students loved it.
Charrow: Making a mess is a full time job
Charrow is a brilliant illustrator working in pencil and watercolor. She needed a portfolio site and didn't want to learn to code. No problem.
Robots that clink, monsters that slink, ghosts that haunt and sumo wrestlers that flaunt. Snowmen who sneeze when they freeze and balls of fire that flicker when they snicker. We create worlds and characters, cartoons and personalities.
We are a boutique design firm located in Chicago. We are able to work in a variety of media because our emphasis is the message, the idea, the story behind our projects. We love loud music, silly doodles and happy clients. Regarding the last point, we approach projects by asking a lot of questions and respecting your input. We wear bunny slippers in our office but proper shoes in yours.
We're located in Chicago.
Send us an [e-mail], or if you prefer, give Kevin a call at:
[312] - 235 - 2077
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