Molly’s Fund Fighting Lupus needed to drive participation in their annual interior design benefit at the Portland Fall Home and Garden Show. Audiences included interior designers, vendors and others who will contribute to the show. We utilized the Molly’s Fund butterfly motif in a way that communicated the level of design participants can expect.

To hold down production costs, we modified the typical 11 x 17 inch format by adding a fold which created an overleaf. This provided more areas to organize event information and photos and gave the piece a narrative that nevertheless kept important event specifics front and center.

Non-profits need to constantly promote themselves and their events to drive donations, and Quoin is always excited to be a part of their success.

For one of the partners of Quoin, this was a dream job. He had always wanted to bring stronger graphic design to the brochures you see in social welfare offices and other non-profit locations.

The YWCA Clark County approached us for a wide-ranging rebranding effort. Part of that was graphic design for their brochure system. These pieces are the front line for this non-profit in fulfilling their mission to help individuals in crisis. The system had suffered a range of variations due to organizational changes over the years. The result was an incoherent look that was messy and disorganized.

Drawing elements from our recent redesign of ywca’s brand, we created an energetic layout that prioritizes easy comprehension. We find that getting the best result in non-profit graphic design means that we must remain flexible as each stakeholder brings their input to the table, while we advocate for our own design viewpoint and build consensus.

Once the designs were complete, we guided the brochure through the printing process.

Minimalist+ needed to communicate the concepts of energy-efficiency, comfort and simple beauty that underpin their out-of-the-box home designs. We created a brochure design that employed a clean feeling of modernism, while the colors and dynamic composition pull the reader in and give them an immersive experience.

VengaWorks needed sales materials for an expo and they needed them fast. On a tight deadline, we went from nothing but basic branding messages to three fliers and a folded product offering brochure, including time for printing.

BnK came to us for a new brochure based on their existing identity. They wanted something that would stand out in the stacks of materials that every convention attendant lugs home at the end of the day.

We asked them how they competed with other builders? What made them different?

BnK competes primarily on the relationships they build with their clients. If something goes wrong, they make it right, and they stand behind everything they build.

In focusing on this difference, we avoided creating a brochure that ‘timed out’ after one year, once the projects it showed were no longer current.

We hired a copy writer who interviewed the client and collected testimonials. We supervised the photo shoot of the principals of the company and one of their construction sites. With these materials, we designed a one-of-a-kind brochure that has opened new doors for BnK Construction.

Highland Chiropractic needed to get the word out to businesses in the area about their clinic and concept. Our bright, unusual brochure design was popular and fun to pick up and read. The 8.5″ x 11″ page is folded into a thin, sleek brochure that is easy to pop into a #10 envelope and mail. All of the content is presented atop the circular portion of the Highland logo, while the bridge of the H runs through the piece to deliniate headlines.

Because of Quoin’s experience with the industry, chiropractic brochures and other promotional materials for chiropractors are a focus of our company.

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