We love jobs that start small and then build…and build…and build! This one falls into that category—the creation of a new brand identity for a revolutionary line of health insurance products. This is just the beginning to a long term assignment for American Community Mutual Insurance Company.

Our crisp new identity will be translated through a multitude of media—product brochures, a national ad campaign, web site, business forms, incentives and continueing educational materials just to name a few. This is the beginning of something BIG and we couldn’t be more proud of the whole package. Take a look at the whole program.

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Sometimes we forget what a nice environment we have to work in. Springtime is one of Mariemont's most picturesque and our office has a ring-side seat to all mother nature has to offer. Next time you are in the "hood" stop in and smell the roses. Our doors are literally open to all visitors. Check out the view!

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...White Design Studio.

The Sales and Marketing Council of Greater Cincinnati has chosen our Lifestyle Design Center for Fischer Homes as the Best Sales Office and Information Center. Why not let White Design Studio create a meaningful, useful space for your business; One that shows your clients who you are and reminds them why they came to you.

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White Design Studio is proud to announce our most recent addition, Thomas Dangerfield. Thomas has been talking to us for months and we feel he's a perfect addition to our diverse team of artisans. He is a graduate of University of Cincinnati's DAPP program, a photographer, architect, graphic designer, video editor, copy writer and oh yeah, a musician. We're excited to work with him and anxious to use all his talents on future projects.

BTW Thomas is an expert Photoshop artist. He specializes in architectural photoillustrations and can very quickly give us and our clients a realistic look at our designs. View a sample rendering here.

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