Wolcott Architecture
A multidisciplinary role spanning business development, visual communications, environmental graphics, and digital marketing.
Responses to requests for proposals (RFPs) were supported by project photography, the development of case studies and brochures, bringing the firm’s experience and capabilities to prospective clients.
A different perspective on the big picture — A dynamic look at Reframe Studios, bringing the project to life through motion, music, and a few well-timed frames. Designed to capture the energy of the space and make a lasting impression—without asking anyone to read the fine print.
A little buzz. A lot of business. From social graphics and targeted email campaigns to supporting digital content, each touchpoint was designed to put Wolcott’s work in front of the right people. Created to spark interest, drive traffic to the website, and keep prospective clients and broker friends in the loop—because good work deserves a good introduction.
The studio, in session — From all-staff Studio Sync-ups to project presentations, I designed keynote graphics that gave the studio’s ideas a more engaging way to take the floor. Working across event themes, presenter decks, and project narratives, each presentation balanced clear communication with a distinct visual point of view. Subtle motion graphics, kinetic backgrounds, and considered transitions brought the slides to life.
A printed case study zine of Wolcott’s Los Feliz office, celebrating the space, its character, and the people who bring it to life. Developed through the studio’s in-house micro identity, the zine takes an editorial approach to documenting the office—its details, atmosphere, and place in Wolcott’s story.
Clock out. Cheer up. A little in-house promotion for a little after-hours fun. Designed to bring the team together, the poster gave Wolcott’s office happy hour its own visual identity and a reason to clear the calendar.
