Honest Bros
Honest Bros. is a collaboration of like-minded individuals who do more than simply design. Everyone at Honest Bros. is a thinker and a doer. Our team is composed of photographers, artists, silkscreeners, print makers, music enthusiasts and other creative types. We have proven expertise – covering a diverse range of design and branding projects for a wide variety of companies, artists and organizations. We create work of quality and distinction which communicates clear and consistent messages. We do it by working hard to understand what our clients need to say, providing personal attention and honest feedback. When you work with us you buy into a simple and honest approach to brand communications – the best ideas, and the capability to bring them to life.
Apple computer repair, on site networking, and elbow grease coming soon to the Berkeley area within Denver proper. Honest Bros. created an identity with a vintage look and feel for the shop as well as consulting on the interior space and graphics. As seen on: honestbros.com
Small clothing line with anti-corporate feel. As seen on: Honest Bros.
LifeSpark uses a technique called “Healing Touch” to stimulate blood flow in the body. This nonprofit helps cancer patients heal by transferring the blood to the affected area. As seen on:
Kamala is a store of worldly goods in Lakewood, CO. The owner travels to send back artifacts from all over the world. As seen on:
Lofts in downtown Denver marketed to 28-35 year old demographic. The Midland was previously a bank building, that was redeveloped. As seen on:
Country music station in Denver, CO. Identity developed while at Pure Brand Communications. As seen on: pure-brand
Small clothing line with anti-corporate feel. As seen on: Honest Bros.
LifeSpark uses a technique called “Healing Touch” to stimulate blood flow in the body. This nonprofit helps cancer patients heal by transferring the blood to the affected area. As seen on:
Kamala is a store of worldly goods in Lakewood, CO. The owner travels to send back artifacts from all over the world. As seen on:
Lofts in downtown Denver marketed to 28-35 year old demographic. The Midland was previously a bank building, that was redeveloped. As seen on: