Kevin Falting from Wichitalks approached Barrett to design their logo and many other event pieces.
The final logo can be placed on any color backdrop, so the theme of the event can change with the seasons, the city, and the moment.
Open Wichita hosted the Hackathon ICT at the Wichita Riverfest!
Developers from Wichita and surrounding areas gathered to help solves some of the cities issues with data.
We were thrilled to design the event branding and collateral. Thanks to Open Wichita for making such a huge difference in our community!
MyTech, here in Wichita, had us take a step back from their original logo and start with a clean slate.
The new gadget icons below their name help convey the wide range of services they provide. The networking cable was a great addition in the final product framing everything together.
Check out the photos below to see the initial design samples, and the finished product.
Tech 2 Lead contacted us to develop their identity in the fall of 2009. They are a strategic political campaign management company, so it was a big challenge to develop the identity of it all.
The project started with just a logo concept, then developed into branding social media icons, and even branding the separate parts of their business strategy.
If your campaign needs some help with organization, goals, market analysis, they are the ones to call.
Gates, Shields, & Ferguson, P.A. contacted Barrett Morgan Design LLC to develop a new look for their firm.
The pictures below show the initial concepts we presented as well as the final decision. The chosen look portrays strength and Kansas roots.
We were hand delivered our own mug today!
The Unified Party Bus in Wichita can take your party all over the place!
Ivan has had Barrett develop a well known brand all throughout the city: brochures, coasters, logos, websites, flyers, postcards, Christmas cards...the works.
Check out the pictures below to see the goods.
One of the Wichita area's premiere retreat centers needed a new look.
They luckily found us by word of mouth.
Our crazy-good design intern from the summer of 2009 was the head designer for this project. Her website is listed below the images, check it out!
