Every year, Art Director Jill Brinser (formerly Hammaker) designs a Christmas card from her family. Boxed cards just won’t do for this highly-creative, uber-organized designer!
The first was created the Christmas after Jill and her daughter’s household blended with that of new husband – Eric Brinser – and his two sons. The idea of a Brady Bunch reference – with the help of combined pets to fill out the familiar, funky grid – was just too perfect to ignore. And, while that may have been a tough act to follow, Jill has been able to come up with fresh new ways to spread holiday cheer every year since.
There’s nothing quite like surfing in the Hawaiian Islands. The energy and size of the waves are indescribable. Four-story high waves arrive on the north shore of Oahu each winter. One can feel the vibrations on the sand as they crash and break with perfection.
Our new campaign for the Keystone Arts Collaborative encourages art enthusiasts to come experience something different in an arts destination that’s quite unexpected itself. With the help of director Bill Simone; musician, Eric Stupensky; and muralists from Lancaster-based Two Dudes Painting — we brought our brand message to life right before our viewers’ very eyes.
Unique collaborative project designed to showcase city as an arts destination
The most prominent arts institutions in the City of Lancaster are joining together to establish the area as a premier arts destination. The Keystone Arts Organizations (KAOs), seven recognized arts venues in the City of Lancaster, are collaborating with Spencer Advertising to create a brand and market the artistic culture experienced throughout the city. This effort was made possible by a grant from the Lancaster County Community Foundation as part of its “Building Community through the Arts” initiative.
