When I first met Nate, he was about to graduate and start a job search. I’ve always followed the design program at NNU and typically review the portfolios of the …
Archive for the ‘Events’ Category
Cupcake Collective
Posted On August 16, 2009
Cupcake Collective, an event headed by Carew Co.’s Leigh Ann Dufurrena, was held August 15th at The Linen Building. With 2500 cupcakes, over 100 cupcake making participants and hundreds of …
Moving and Shaking
Posted On September 29, 2008
To keep up with future growth plans, we’re moving into a new office on Friday, October 3rd. The new space is in the same building (The Eagles Building, 6th & …
Making the most of “thank you”
Posted On August 24, 2008
Earlier this year, we made an in-kind donation to The Cabin (formerly known as “The Log Cabin Literary Center”). Carew Co. is an official sponsor of the Alexander McCall Smith …
Logo or Brand Identity?
Posted On July 28, 2008
They aren’t the same thing. There I said it. It’s our opinion and we’re sticking to it. Read more.
A year. In review.
Posted On July 1, 2008
Carew Co. was founded on July 1, 2007 — it’s safe to say that we’ve covered some serious ground in our first year: We helped a roster of 28 businesses …
Nate Hanson
Posted On June 17, 2008
He is a recent graduate from the design program at Northwest Nazarene University (and did a stint as an intern at Creative Soapbox). His portfolio demonstrates a keen sense of …
Martini Mix Off
Posted On May 2, 2008
I enjoyed total creative freedom and was able to execute an illustrative concept — something I don’t do as often as I’d like. When I started Carew Co. in July, …
Fresh Meat
Posted On March 28, 2008
Last Tuesday evening, I had the wonderful experience of being a part of “mock” interviews for the soon-to-graduate graphic designers at NNU. I’ve done this a few times in the …
AIGA: The Student Transition to Agency Life
Posted On February 16, 2008
I’ve always been passionate about helping young, up and coming graphic designers. I try to give as much time as I can to students and young designers. I’ve taught as …
