Posted on: 01-05-2010
USTMamiya, based in Dallas, Texas enjoys an international reputation for quality, tournament-winning golf shafts. Recognized for their splashy colors these shafts offer the professional and the amateur a well-tuned shaft made from the finest materials.
The new campaign features golf pro Stewart Cink, 2009 British Open Champion, meshed with a strong dynamic graphic of the product and brand.
Posted on: 08-11-2009
DL&A, already highly experienced in education with textbook design clients such as Houghton-Mifflin Harcourt, National Geographic and Pearson Education, was asked to develop a new website design for NCEA, an ACT-owned non-profit, non-partisan organization designed to increase college and career readiness by employing data and research.
The overriding theme of student growth is reflected in the navigation and in the historical timeline.
The new site, launched in September, addresses school teachers, administrators, parents and policy makers regarding the ability to equip public schools to lead students to higher performance levels. Visit the site >>
Posted on: 04-21-2009
It is considered an honor to design the quarterly newsletter for the Dallas Society of Visual Communicators, A.K.A. The Art Director’s Club. We accepted the honor, A.K.A. The Challenge.
It was supposed to be the February issue, the month of Valentine’s Day. “Gee! What if we did a what do you love issue?”, we all shouted. Well, like the cobbler with no shoes, the “Love” issue kept getting put aside. Finally it emerged... in April, along with the birds and bees. Somehow that kind of seems right.
Posted on: 04-13-2009
PwC’s S&O allows healthcare administrators the ability to quickly shape, predict and manage variability - and to allocate resources to meet those needs.
Using Adobe Aftereffects, animated charts and photography, the process is packaged and easily explained in a DVD written and produced by DL&A for use throughout PwC’s national and international network. View the video>>
Posted on: 11-18-2008
Professional golfer D.A. Weibring’s golf course design company needed a new look and web presence. DL&A developed a new web site that also included a new logo resembling blades of grass forming the initials WW. The clever design idea, by DL&A designer Sam Roh, landed the logo in one of the most prestigious graphic design shows in the world, sponsored by Communication Arts Magazine.
The new logo joins many more award-winning logos the design firm has created for national restaurant chains, oil companies, real estate ventures, financial institutions, and others.
