Client: Kids Developmental Clinic
Format: 4″ x 9″ rack card
Design Objective: Kids Developmental Clinic and Kids Developmental Therapy actively recruit physical, occupational, and speech therapists for home health and its four Houston clinics. The client requested a colorful rack card to distribute at job fairs and community events.
Client: Business Extension Bureau, The Regis School
Format: 6″ x 9″ Postcard
Project Notes: Business Extension Bureau is an independently owned and operated multi-channel marketing production company located in the Museum District of Houston, Texas. Their client, The Regis School requested a postcard to promote their Open House.
Client: Jewish Family Service, Celebration Company
Format: Bag and Instruction Labels
Design Objective: Celebration Company is a social entrepreneurial program for adults with disabilities. One of their fundraising projects is the “Honeyless” Honey Cake that is prepared by The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Yeshurun and decorated with artwork from the clients of Celebration Company. Anne designed the labels for the outside and instructions for the interior ingredient bag and prepared the artwork so it was suitable for printing. If you’d like to purchase the delicious mix, please visit the Celebration Company site.
Dewey Porter, rodeo clown
Rankrodeo Banner with unidentified horse
Client: Business Extension Bureau, RANKRODEO
Format: Large Format Banner, Barrel Wrap
Project Notes: Business Extension Bureau is an independently owned and operated multi-channel marketing production company located in the Museum District of Houston, Texas. They provide marketing services to RANKRODEO, a company that specializes in rodeo apparel. I am delighted to be able to support BEB by designing for such interesting and FUN projects!
*Been here since 1976, so I feel Texan!
Client: Business Extension Bureau
Format: 8 1/2″ x 11″ tri-fold brochure
Design Objective: Business Extension Bureau is an independently owned and operated mulit-channel marketing production company located in the Museum District of Houston, Texas. Their client, Houston Pre-War and Classic Auto Museum, needed a brochure to spread the word about their new museum and also highlight the services they provide to auto collectors would like to display their cars. The museum is also open to the general public. To learn more about the museum, visit their website Houston Pre-War and Classic Auto Museum