Over the past decade we’ve had the pleasure of working with Neyenesch Printers on a number of projects (theirs and ours). Founded in 1899, still family owned and operated, Neyenesch Printers asked us to help develop two community outreach campaigns (see below) and to assist them with their communication strategy as they transitioned their operations during the corona virus pandemic.

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StealthGearUSA™ (SGUSA) designs and manufactures premium holsters for concealed firearms carry. They craft every holster from their hand-built molds for each unique concealment demand. Proven in the field by professionals and civilians alike, their gear is also employed by military units the world over.

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NanoGrafix provides advanced holographic security solutions developed to resolve issues of security, authenticity, counterfeiting, identity, and branding that affect clients in many industries including manufacturers, retailers, pharmaceutical companies, corporations, and Government entities.

MHC TEAM
Marc Hedges (creative direction, design, and project management)
Jorge Naranjo (art direction and design)
Steve Stadwiser (website design and development)
David Harrison (product photography)

 

Flyboys Aeroworks are a collective of Mechanics, Artisans, Apprentices and Engineers devoted to the restoration, reconstruction and conservation of World War II period aircraft and aircraft components. They specialize in restoring aircraft destined for static displays where authenticity without airworthiness is the exhibit’s objective.

MHC TEAM
Marc Hedges (creative director, design, and project management)
Michael Chinn (creative director and design)
Steve Stadwiser (website development)
David Colbert (copywriting)
Kikki Avila (digital marketing, SEO, PR)

Founded in 1980, Voices for Children, a private, nonprofit organization, has recruited, trained, and supervised thousands of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) who advocate for the rights and well-being of abused, abandoned, or neglected children who pass through foster care in San Diego County and (since 2015) in Riverside County.

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Manufacturing cast-stone furnishings is a full-time job. Add in custom design, retail customers, interior designers, contractors, and dealer requirements and you have a business that runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When founder Mitchell Brean asked us to assist in the expansion of its marketing efforts, Stone Yard had just expanded its product line to include many contemporary and custom pieces.

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We originally kicked off our relationship with PatientSafe Solutions (PSS), named one of Wall Street Journal’s Top 50 Venture Capital-Backed Companies in 2011, through a website development project in partnership local creative group Bulldog Drummond. Bulldog was responsible for the website design and we provided the website development and programming, including: interactive consultation, site wide template development, and custom programming. The website launch was a first phase milestone in the rebranding of this San Diego based company focused on patient safety.

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American Metal Filter Company (AMFCo)— a manufacturer with more than 30 years experience making washable metal, air, and grease filters— was being challenged to remain competitive in an ever-changing global market. Tapping into AMFCo’s rich history and heritage as a veteran owned and operated business, AMFCo was rebranded under a new banner. By internal interviews and analyzing competitive research we helped AMFCo define its mission, vision, and values. The new identity system featured a illustrated bald eagle, representing and reinforcing the quality craftsmanship and high level of customer service provided. Re-organization of the product specifications and marketing materials were critical to delivering products to its retail customers, contractors and dealers.

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Urban Eats is a community oriented Gourmet Food Truck focused on Fresh Affordable Fare, delivering honest food using as many local ingredients as possible.

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