I got everything in: Oregon’s unique uniforms, the distinctive O, the duck wings, the yellow background, and of course, the players themselves.
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Aviation wanted an ad that was playful and snarky, while still reflecting the quality of their product. I asked myself: Would Ryan Reynolds say this?
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Boise State is famous for their blue turf, their smash-mouth style, and their Bronco icon. I literally wanted to shine the spotlight on their bright-blue swagger.
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Sometimes less is more. As the title sponsor for 2020 Hula Bowl, Newsweek wanted something memorable and upfront in the program. Since their logo and color make the brand iconic, I went clean to show it off.
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Three more banner ads I loved. I found that a good ad would drive traffic without an obnoxious call to action – people were excited by savings or contests already.
Limited time car sales were our steadiest customers and the 300x600 was our most
popular size for desktop advertising.
Even with a muted color palette, I loved the aesthetic of this advertisement.
*The client provided the logo.*
Three 300x250 advertisements with 3 different focus.
The Dr. Pepper Museum wasn’t concerned with having a call to action, they wanted impressions. Killeen Pediatric was very focused on clickthrough conversions. Vegas Buffet didn’t have a website, but wanted us to adapt their print ads to online sets, along with advertising them on our webpage.
Horizontal Banner ads were the majority of our geo-targeted web ads.
Above is what we did for a local Line-X Dealer and we geo-targeted truck dealers, used care dealers, and hardware stores. We created the below for an Orange Theory Franchise. We targeted gyms, athletic stores, and trendy millennial spots.
