After a reorganization, the Pasadena Symphony and POPS asked Studiofluid to help rethink their brand and the way that it is expressed on the web, in print, and in other media. Our goal has been to create an accessible identity—removing the the stigma of a stuffy experience—and position the Pasadena Symphony and POPS as one of the premier musical organizations in Southern California and the greater Los Angeles area.

The new web site serves to attract a wider support base, highlights upcoming events, and serves as a key communication tool for supporters. We've incorporated a robust Content Management System (CMS) so that the Symphony can maintain their own content on the site, side as news, YouTube videos and photos.

Huge thanks to Mikio Osaki and the talented students of the Agency @ Art Center College of Design for your contribution of the ear artwork and your partnership in promoting the Symphony and POPS. More to come as we complete the work!

Studiofluid was approached to develop an infographic for Dr. Daniel Sperling, the leading expert on sustainable transportation and director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis. Our work is helping to communicate new approaches to surface transportation with wide audiences and is expected to be included in his forthcoming book Two Billion Cars: Driving Toward Sustainability.

Bench International provides staffing services for companies needing to fill executive positions with salaries typically over 200k. Studiofluid handled concept, copy writing and production to help them stand out in a sea of corporate literature. Shown here are three unique concepts that position Bench as a fresh thinking and trustworthy business partner.

Studiofluid was asked to help redesign the largest online source of community demographic, economic, and health data in Los Angeles County. We provided the design of 3 web page templates. Programming and implementation was handled by the client.

A bilingual American entrepreneur living in Japan contacted Studiofluid to handle the most crucial aspect of his business - an interactive website for Japanese students to practice English in a fun and engaging way. Studiofluid handled all aspects of the company branding as well as the design and implementation of a highly interactive website. Studiofluid delivered a content management system (CMS) for the client, blog section capable of posting audio and video files, interactive event calendar, overview tour to highlight site features, payment collection system, and forum to interact with subscribing students.

Kairos Los Angeles, a non-profit dedicated to bringing social justice and racial reconciliation to neighborhoods in Los Angeles. When asked to design a print piece to help with fund-raising efforts, Studiofluid created a richly textured 16 page booklet to tell the compelling story, handling every aspect from concept to completion. Studiofluid defined the message, directed copy writing, developed the layout, handled photography, and oversaw all aspects of printing the 15,000 units. The piece was distributed nationwide, as the primary printed material, and the campaign successfully raised $1 million in donations.

Kairos Los Angeles requested a visually distinct and adaptable web presence that reflects its progressive personality. Studiofluid designed and directed all aspects of the project, to deliver a content-rich and highly adaptable web site that works well on all screen sizes and internet speeds.