So they changed their name from Coursekit to Lore, how did their logo change to match the new name? This micro-site gives the thought process behind that change. Hard work, creativity and a not just a little serendipity!
Did you ever wonder why a business would change its name? From Coursekit to Lore is a leap but not without good reason. Check out this microsite which describes the rationale behind their name change.
Breaking ground! The new agricultural and expo center officially launched last night in Holmes County as folks helped break ground. We are very excited about its development.
Cassel Bear was honored to receive another award from the Canton Ad Club. Our logo development for Historical Downtown Millersburg received a Silver Award.
Read more about it here > http://www.cantonrep.com/news/x1618023781/ADDY-awards-announced
The Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market 2012
Testimonial
“… just got back from the Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market – you guys did a FANTASTIC job on the marketing and signage!” Eric Slabach, Keim Lumber
Cassel Bear just went live with a site for Harold’s Equipment, an agricultural equipment distributor. In addition to the site begin built on a robust content management system, it also utilizes many custom tools such as photo galleries, live blog feeds, project galleries, an extensive database for catalog system, and slide shows.
Due to the professional design and extensive tools that the site was built with, one of the manufacturers extended partial sponsorship for the site. Check it out > www.haroldsequipment.com
The power of words. It’s a very short clip. Worth your time to watch.
Orange for 2012!
Granted we are a little biased here in our Mac atmosphere, but we couldn’t help chuckling at this logo remake.
Cheers to 2012!
