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Communication Arts Coverage for Local Work

Oliver Russell’s work on the Hitchcock Building in downtown Boise is currently featured on the Communication Arts website.

The building, home of The Record Exchange, the Neurolux and The Edge, previously had a mural of assorted Alfred Hitchcock movies through the years, but now features a design based entirely on The Birds.
The mural was designed by [...]

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Recognition for Peppershock Media Productions

Peppershock Media Productions will be recognized, along with a number of other local businesses, by the Better Business Bureau and KeyBank during the 2008 Integrity Counts! Celebration.
More on the Integrity Counts! program from the BBB website:
Integrity Counts! is a recognition program established by the Board of Directors of the Better Business Bureau, serving Southwest Idaho [...]

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Salty Design Foundry Featured in HOW Magazine

Salty Design Foundry, based in Coeur d’Alene, recently announced that two of their designs were recently published in the HOW Magazine Self Promotion Design Annual, on bookstore shelves now.
The two designs, the Gravity Anarchy catalog and the Long Story Short Coffee business card, can be found on page 67 of the Self Promotion Design Annual.
As [...]

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Giving Back – The United Way

For the past several months, a group of folks from several different agencies and the local creative industry in the Treasure Valley have been working to make the United Way of Treasure Valley’s latest campaign a success.
The end result: an integrated campaign that features a four-minute video, three television spots, newspaper ads, a microsite (HelpTheMostPeople.com), [...]

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Accolades and Updates for W Design

As those who have been regular readers for a while might recall, about a year ago I made mention of W Design, which was founded by Kristy Weyrich, who was previously with Oliver Russell & Associates.
In her own words, “after about a hundred years” the website is live, and can be seen at wdesignboise.com.
Also, the [...]

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Peppershock Wins in i48

The folks over at Peppershock Media Productions were involved in the i48 Film Festival, and were recognized for their work with an award for Best Use of Dialogue in the Open category.
Their film, titled Death Grip With A Vengeance, is available on YouTube, along with several other films that have been submitted to i48 over [...]

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Congratulations to Cassie Hoots

Who is Cassie Hoots, you ask? Well, she’s a student at Atlas Elementary School in Hayden Idaho.
She’s also a finalist in the Doodle 4 Google competition. More specifically, her drawing is the finalist from Region 9, in the K-3 category. You can view her drawing, as well as all of the other finalists, on the [...]

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Gold Link Media in the news

Our friends over at Gold Link Media got some nice coverage on the front page of the Business section in The Idaho Statesman last Friday. If you haven’t yet seen the article, take a few minutes and give it a read.
For those who may not be familiar with them, Gold Link Media was founded by [...]

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Always nice to see client success

And in this case, a tip of the hat goes to the folks over at Stoltz Marketing Group.
Peter O’Neill, Chairman of O’Neill Enterprises, will be receiving the 2007 Real Estate Award from the Idaho Chapter of the March of Dimes, “in honor of his involvement in the real estate industry and community.” The award will [...]

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