Loved this project!
The Jenks Chamber of Commerce wanted an All-American, classic poster feel for this project, so we rocked it out with the American Musical Festival style of design for Riverfront South’s July 4th event page.
By: Jonathan Cox | July 1st, 2010
Loved this project!
The Jenks Chamber of Commerce wanted an All-American, classic poster feel for this project, so we rocked it out with the American Musical Festival style of design for Riverfront South’s July 4th event page.
Tags: Aqua Vita, Jenks Chamber of Commerce, Riverfront South
Posted in: Aqua Vita News, Client Website Launch, Development Journals
By: Jessica Cox | June 29th, 2010
The Better Business Bureau honors Aqua Vita Creative for Excellence in Customer Service, 2010, Official Accredited Business of BBB Honor Roll
Tags: Aqua Vita Creative, awards, bbb, Tulsa
Posted in: Aqua Vita News
By: Jonathan Cox | June 13th, 2010
I just watched a documentary on the situation in Tibet, and saw this poster soon after. I think this speaks for itself. We should always remember how lucky we are, and remember how important it is to commit ourselves to giving back to the world when we’re blessed.
Tags: philanthropy, philosophy, truth
Posted in: Eureka!
By: Jonathan Cox | June 2nd, 2010
We’ve all heard a lot about being “green” these days, but what does that even mean? Am I right? Well, the minds behind The Henry Bellmon Awards are here to tell you, and Aqua Vita we’ve partnered with Sustainable Tulsa and Tulsa Southside Rotary to create a website capable of bringing their message to Oklahoma.
Tags: Henry Bellmon, Henry Bellmon Sustainability Awards, Oklahoma green events, Sustainable Tulsa, Tulsa Southside Rotary
Posted in: Aqua Vita News, Client Website Launch, Eureka!
By: Jonathan Cox | May 26th, 2010
It’s always a pleasure to announce a new website launch for our clients, but I’m particularly proud of this one: http://tilestonedistributors.com/
For starters, TileStone Distributors has, without a doubt, the most gorgeous showroom for custom tile I’ve ever seen, which gave us an excuse to put Josh’s sexy photography skills to use. We incorporated his shots in the animated slide shows we produced for the front page and the footer, as well as the custom product section and the order samples button in the sidebar.
Tags: Aqua Vita, TileStone Distributors, Tulsa Photography, Tulsa Website Design
Posted in: Aqua Vita News, Client Website Launch
By: Jonathan Cox | April 26th, 2010
We’re down to refinement on this project, now, and as simple as that statement may seem, this is really the portion of the project that matters most, and is the most time consuming.
Here’s a screen shot of the home page as it stands now:
Here’s today’s task list:
Tags: case studies, development project journals, The Sign Maker, web design, web development
Posted in: Development Journals
By: Jonathan Cox | March 18th, 2010
Have you guys been to QuiBids (AKA the new “consumer crack” site) yet? Geez those guys are good.
It’s been a while since we’ve seen someone up the ante with the whole online-auction thing, but QuiBids has done it. They’ve basically created a system that amplifies the sense of urgency consumers feel when confronted with an awesome deal. There are reports of users winning Macnooks for $23.72, VIZIO 32 HDTV’s for $2.60 and 8GB Apple iPods for $18.90.
Pretty freaking incredible. How do they do it? Simple:
Tags: consumer spending, QuiBids, recession strategy, technological innovation
Posted in: Eureka!
By: Michelle Pierce | March 10th, 2010
1) Clean up your list.
Some email marketing services don’t automatically remove bounces. Other times, people email you to unsubscribe instead of using the handy-dandy “unsubscribe” link in your emails (crazy, I know). Take the time to go in and make sure that your list is up-to-date. Remove any bounces or unsubscribed email addresses, and add or update any new email addresses.
Tags: email marketing, tips
Posted in: Naked Writing
By: sean | February 27th, 2010
Listen, it’s not often that I play favorites. I have a ton of comic book creators that I look to for inspiration. I struggled long and hard trying to choose between titans like Jack Kirby, John Buscema, Steve Ditko, Jim Steranko and Bruce Timm.
But as I gazed at my bookshelf, overflowing with comics, how-to books and art archives, one name leapt out at me. It adorns the cover of my most cherished book, How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way, the very first how-to book I ever read.
Stan Lee.
Tags: design, inspiration, Marvel, Stan Lee
Posted in: Design Inspiration
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