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Project: Mary’s Gone Crackers

Mary’s Gone Crackers The Challenge Getting up to seed Mary’s Gone Crackers felt that it was time for a change, so they reached out to GIRVIN to refresh their image and reengage their audience. They wanted to update their logo and bring color and simplicity to...

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Blog: THE MIGRATION OF SYMBOLS

THE REPETITION OF DESIGN AND SYMBOLICAL PATTERNING: ALLEGORICAL BRAND DESIGN. IN THE EXPLORATION OF THE DESIGN, PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSION AND THEIR TRANSLATION OF IDEAS, THERE ARE PATTERNS THAT EMERGE. In the journey of the work, the act of designing—that is, the...

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Project: Nordstrom

Nordstrom The Challenge Well Suited to Survive Nordstrom is a family retail empire that dates back to a shoe store founded in 1887 by patriarch John W. Nordstrom. After generations of growth and change, Nordstrom came to GIRVIN with a legendary reputation for customer...

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Project: Seattle Humane

Seattle Humane The Challenge Ready Fur Change The Seattle Humane Society selected GIRVIN to refresh their brand in advance of a major campaign promoting the construction of an animal shelter and teaching hospital. The Solution A Diamond in the Ruff GIRVIN rebuilt...

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Blog: WOWNESS AND THE STATE OF WONDER

THE BRANDQUEST® FOR AMAZEMENT Isn’t it so that we’re all looking for wonderment—that state of surprise and amazement? I was talking to my father about my work—“why are you still doing it?” He retired one year before the age that I am now. I told him that “I’m looking...

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PRIVACY POLICY Who we are Our website address is: https://www.girvin.com. Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An...

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Blog: THE CULT OF WABI SABI

THE *EXPERIENTIALITY OF SENSATION IN THE AESTHETICS OF AGING AND BEAUTY When I was younger, I had a proclivity for rust. I liked walking on rough, more than smooth. I liked floors that were worn-down and made of aggregated materials. I admired sand-blasted things. I...

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