November 5, 2008
Botticelli chocolates have been off the Struck radar for a few months. We buttoned up on the design, and sent our satisfied client on their way to impress retailers midway through 2008. Well friends, Botticelli is back on the radar for Christmas inside Walgreen’s corner markets. This photo depicts the product placement on the front kiosk as you walk in the front automatic sliding-glass door (right next to the Steven King novels). So here is your prescription for your next chocolate fix. Swing on over to Walgreen’s and have them fill it with the Botticelli Classic Collection.
October 31, 2008
So… apparently, there’s a strong group of Callejeros who hit the pavement every Monday night at Kapiolani Park in Honolulu. One of the young street soccer aficionados decided he’d show his brand allegiance with a Halloween costume more radical than any other. Pint-sized brand evangelism. And probably the first time a Struck-designed logo has been humanized. We couldn’t be more proud.
September 15, 2008
Peder and the Printastics have been working their sweet little fingers to bone lately, crafting some super smooth new identities for companies young and old. One of the most demanding (and rewarding) projects has been for a nutritional company, LifeMax. Needless to say, the magnet boards are jam-packed with sketches, scrap, revisions and spectacularly discarded ideas.
This snapshot delivers a pretty potent illustration of the work that goes into creating “just a logo.” Sometimes brilliance and creativity are really just a heckuva lotta hard work.
August 29, 2008
Our favorite baby Columbian Man returned home to daddy(STRUCK) this week and we couldn’t be happier. Arnold “Arne Asada” rejoined the print team after a quick mental cleanse out in Minneapolis and is so full of life and spirit we just had to share it. Welcome home San Marteeen- HUGS FOR EVERYONE. Specially shayna.
August 5, 2008
We recently launched our GM Used Car Ambush site with Mullen and its getting quite a bit of attention. So, we figured it would be a good idea to give everyone a peek into how much work it took to put a site like this together. What you’re not going to see in this little Behind the Scenes post is our development team with singed retinas at 3 in the morning or Jon wielding a cutting torch instead of hucking at Snowbird on a Saturday morning. Definitely not FCC approved. Or GM Certified for that matter. Seriously, it was some very committed work on our end and some true collaboration with Mullen. We’re all really proud of it.
Regardless of the current decline of the auto industry (especially the Big 3) and the eventual move to a more sustainable fuel source, this site has some very cool details and we’re doing some things here in Flash that are completely unique. Thats how we roll…
Get in the van…the scary black van…
Logo
Van Interior Environment
Loading Sequence
Main Ambush
Certified Used Vehicle Information
Training Tips
Behind the Scenes
Brian gets familiar with the lapel cam
The director Adam Reed and his crew
A totally different kind of scary van
Initial sketch of the van interior
Robocomp
Initial interface details
Initial type experiments
Intermission
Chop shop
Give Jon Minori a big warm welcome everybody…
Mr Motion Control Camera
What happened to the van after the shoot? I’m just asking…
More pics
July 23, 2008
so…how to explain this image…(ahem), well, we just finished up a site with Wieden+Kennedy and Old Spice. we were fortunate enough to hang out on the set as the professionals from Stan Winston (Terminator, Jurassic Park, Aliens) brought the idea to life. you see, this new product from OS is two things…a centaur is two things…ok, ok, you know where this is going. take a look at some of the other bottom halves on the site. it’s kind of funny.
huge collaboration with Digital Domain, Kamp Grizzly and w+k to make this site happen. good stuff.
June 16, 2008
As part of being a Strucker, we are treated to an array of financial training seminars to help us be good spenders and good savers. So, when our diligent financial trainer (who’s also a scoutmaster) needed a “graphic” for his troop’s scout camp tees—we did it up right. And yes, we’re always prepared. Check out the Dan C. action below:
April 18, 2008
Jeff found this whilst perusing the WSJ. Kinda fun to see your work pop up here and there. Nice work, habbenInk.
