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We’re very proud of our recent explainer video collaboration with MachineMetrics. Getting to know the product and helping to tell the story of their IoT platform was a fantastic challenge.

Illustrations are meant to breathe life to ideas through stimulated interpretation. Depending on the type, infographics can be incorporated to effectively communicate and quickly digest information. Discover the historical importance, variations, and major differences it exercises in the world of visual creativity.

Sixty years ago this month, British artist Gerald Holtom—on behalf of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament—designed the peace symbol.

Last week there was a big controversy on Twitter. But it wasn't about politics—it was about pictures. Journalism. Visual storytelling.

A couple years ago we designed and printed a card deck as our holiday gift for clients and FotA*. It features 35 Icebreaker exercises to kick off meetings, sessions, and brainstorming get-togethers in

The Easter Egg. However you define it: inside joke, hidden message, or secret feature, Easter Eggs are a fun part of design.

Conference calls, calendar conflicts, connecting flights, cross-country collaboration, critiques, constant emails... It’s shocking that what seems so simple—just doing your job—can be so complicated.

There's a lot of anger and aggression swirling around the world these days. Whether in politics, race, or religion, people tend to build walls to block out anyone they disagree with. Or worse.

On August 21, 2017 the United States will experience a total solar eclipse. We're quite excited about this, so we decided to make an infographic to help our fellow St. Louisans make the most of the ev

One minute of pure awesome. I don't think we posted this to our blog last year, so here's the Tremendousness reel from 2016!