SiteInspire.net has given IDa a little shout out for our website design! It’s pretty cool to be honored with the likes of some heavy weights and favorites, most noteably Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Nike’s Jumpman, Ork Posters, Chicago University and Dyson. We were filed under: Style, Minimal, Typographic, Corporate, Type, Agency/Consultancy, Design. Seems about right… thanks SiteInspire!
Being that this year seemed to be a tough year for everyone overall, we thought a heartfelt gift of holiday cheer was in order. This sampler was produced completely in-house, right down to the craft brews! Matt, our in house brewmaster whipped up a batch of a HolIDAy BREW-HAHA and a cIDAr Full O’CHEER, while Michelle designed the promotional packaging.
Here’s a little info about our craft brews:
BREW-HAHA
Brewed with high-quality American malts and Belgian candy sugars, this dark holiday beer is balanced by aromatic Willamette and Cluster hops for a slightly sweet, warm and intense ale experience. We like to keep it interesting though, so with the addition of spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and fresh tangerine zest combined with natural hints of apple, clover honey and pear, this Holiday Brew-haha really envigorates your senses!
FULL O’CHEER
Sourced from a local Pennsylvanian apple orchard, this organic hard cider delivers a crisp and dry, champaigne-like experience that’s hard to beat! We’ve combined the essence and taste of warm fall apples with fresh vanilla and brown sugar to bring you a beverage that will surely bring in the new year in with a renewed sense of excitement and cheer!
We like to think we added some extra cheer to this holiday season.
I was very inspired when I read this blog post. It’s not surprising to find out that the author is from Europe. Caroline Amand is the Senior Director of Brand Strategy at Landor’s Paris office and has a brilliant theory on walking and how it can positively affect your energy and stress levels – and even help you on your quest to find that perfect creative solution. The next time I hit a creative road block, I think I might just take a walk.