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Personalized targeted marketing piece showcasing the success stories and capabilities of Lahlouh. An original Rev One concept, this piece utilizes a beehive theme throughout, and even serves as a gift box containing actual jars of honey.

The client's request was to update the native files to reflect new changes that were made.

Lumenis has created multiple kits that focus on specific products. Their request was to design a unique button for each kit.

The client requested designs for a donation folder kit. All pieces were individually designed with provided assets and copy, printed, and distributed.

The client requested a 3 month layout calendar design featuring black and white photos. The calendar was printed and distributed to their clients and affiliates.

The client requested a design layout for an illustration book that was printed on cardboard (children's book) and distributed to CEOs.

The client requested framed posters and self mailers that highlighted small businesses. The posters are hung up in conference rooms of their headquarters.

The client requested a couple of poster designs for their internal use. These posters were printed and distributed internally at their headquarters in South San Francisco, CA.

The client requested designs for hanging banners to show different departments within their building.

The client requested a rendering of their uniquely customized POP piece.

The client requested a unique graphic for digital and printed flyer.

The client requested a simplistic design for a stand-up banner for their branch locations.

Every year WRMSDC holds events requiring signage to honor their sponsors. The client asked us to come up with a global motif for the event. We then designed their signage based on their motif.

The client requested this specialty treatment of their existing logo to resemble a weathered tin gas station sign. The art was used on customized jackets.

An original logo designed for a hair, face and body product. Argan oil is an organic product from Morocco.

Positive and reverse treatments of the redesigned restaurant logo.

This original logo was designed to reflect the client’s desire for a pharmaceutical image.

We executed the creative design for the client's tri-fold brochure and holiday postcard.

This two-part mailing campaign was designed to drum up excitement for Lahlouh's new large-format printing press. Placeholder names, addresses, and phone numbers (variable data) allowed the pieces to be customized to each individual client and salesperson.

The superheroes and background art for this gala program were created from scratch, and were used as the basis for all of the other materials connected with the event.

Drive-Thru Menu Boards and in-store pastry tags

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Featured above are a tri-fold brochure and an event invitation reflecting the caring and dignity provided by Kensington Place and their staff.

This tri-fold brochure was designed as an introduction to and an overview of the SCGA, a unifying representative of cultivators in the emerging cannabis industry.

This unique flip book was designed as a fun takeaway at career fairs. Its ingenious design is intended to appeal to prospective employees applying for engineering and related positions, the current focus of Wish's recruiting.

This mailer consolidated information on all of the speakers who would appear over a several month period

The background art for this gala program was created from scratch, and was used as the basis for all of the other materials connected with the event

This specialized tri-fold was designed to be a recruiting tool at career fairs. It includes a secure pocket for carrying whichever insert card is relevant to the occasion.

This brochure was created with assets that were provided by the client. We facilitated the direction of the design based on their branding.

This tri-fold brochure was designed as an introduction to and an overview of Healthcare Heroes, an employee-directed giving program.

Personalized targeted marketing piece showcasing the success stories and capabilities of Lahlouh. An original Rev One concept, this piece utilizes a beehive theme throughout, and even serves as a gift box containing actual jars of honey.

Product boxes were updated with current information, and in some cases all-new product renderings.

The client requested a shipping box for their various genetic testing products. The box is designed to be graphically appealing and to distinguish BD Genomics from their competitors.

Rev One helped develop the brand identity for Strovia, a new company entering the medical cannabis industry.

A presentation kit was created that would be delivered to physicians for use in educating and creating awareness for Lumenis products.

Three flavors in a line of cannabis-infused juices and teas. This label design request called for fonts and other graphic elements that represent a wholesome and modern hand-crafted product.

This is one of several flavors for which Rev One created label refreshes. The addition of custom original illustrations added an element of carefree fun to the brand.

Founded in 1883, Wente Vineyards is the country’s oldest, continuously operated family-owned winery. Wente needed to update their 16-page Winemakers Blending booklet on a very tight schedule. Wente called on Rev One to help meet their crucial deadline.

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Promotional Services asked Rev One to help them with a series of posters to highlight and explain the actions they are taking to reduce waste and use environmentally friendly methods to produce promotional materials for Genentech brands.

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In the crowded growing space of medical marijuana where there is still a stigma, companies are looking for ways to show the legitimacy of marijuana in the medical field. Strovia, a brand entering this space, approached Rev One for help to develop their brand.

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Lumenis, a world-renowned expert in innovative energy-based technologies for minimally invasive surgery, came to us to develop a cohesive package for their Lightsheer Hair Reduction promotional materials.  The solution had to be flexible enough to contain the existing printed pieces – which varied in size and shape – and had to be aligned with existing brand guidelines for colors, fonts, and style.

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