For the third year, we had the pleasure of partnering with the Navy League of the United States in support of their 2025 Sea Air Space convention. This year saw us in an expanded role, as we produced a wide range of collateral for the event, from print design to 3D animation. Leading up to the event, Navy League launched a campaign that included promotional videos created from footage we shot at last year's convention as well as several digital and print ads. Lastly, we created a teaser for the event using the light trail motif, which represents the energy and flow of the new technologies championed by the convention. As always, the goal of our visuals is to ensure the overarching message of the event was clear: to underscore the connection and importance of "sea, air and space" to the Navy.

We worked with the Michelson 20MM Foundation, a part of the private non-profit Michelson Philanthropies network, seeking to provide equitable higher education to under-served communities by overcoming financial and social barriers to success. We produced a refreshed logo and website for Michelson 20MM, highlighting their mission, focus areas, impact, and outreach.

The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ), affirmed by the UN General Assembly and managed by UNESCO, aims to raise global awareness, engagement, and progress towards the potential of quantum science and technology. We worked with the American Physical Society, one of IYQ's founding partners, to create a website which would be the face of the campaign and a resource for participants world-wide to find events, resources, and information about quantum.

Learning Heroes equips families and schools with tools, research, and training to build a shared understanding of student data and foster meaningful partnerships. Learning Heroes is asking parents to "Go Beyond Grades" by exploring free tips and tools on their website (in English and Spanish), and by teaming up with their child’s teachers. We created a series of print and digital billboards and a series of market-specific websites to house tools and resources to effect real change. These websites also provide trackable data analyses to review the effectiveness of the campaign. Thanks to this data, the Learning Heroes team was able to secure more project funding to keep the project evolving and expanding it's reach to even more communities and schools for years after it's initial launch.

It has been such a pleasure working with The General Theological Seminary to produce Mr Moore’s gift. When we were first presented with the idea for the project after a conversation with the Dean, Ian Markham and writer Non Vaughan-O’Hagan it was very clear that the main goal was to create something that shared the magic of a poem that is known around the world. The goal for us was to create something that elevated the seminary, yet was also relatable to a wider audience. Something that children would enjoy. We all feel as though we have achieved that goal and have created something rather magical. We’re exceptionally proud to have been trusted to bring this story to life and can’t wait for everyone to see it.

Katherine Hibbs Pherson and Randolph H. Pherson pioneered the development of critical thinking skills and Structured Analytic Techniques during their careers in the US intelligence community. They founded Pherson in 2003 to establish a community of collaborative-minded individuals—curious, caring, and can-do. The Phersons applied decades of practical experience to develop their own curriculum for analysts in government agencies, the private sector, and academia. The Phersons’ library of 10 publications have become the industry-standard texts on structured analytic techniques and are used by analysts in commercial, government, and academic organizations in more than 40 countries.