Intel

Sara Rubinstein, a photographer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota shoots primarily Lifestyle, Portraiture, and Corporate work. I love her approach to photography so when she came to us looking for a new set of business cards that had a little extra something to them, I was thrilled! Sara has some really great rustic elements in her brand and was looking to incorporate these into her new set of business cards.

Frantic Studio, a production company based in Brooklyn, N.Y. that primarily shoots motion and still photography, recently approached marketing specialist Alexandra Ostebo in an effort to take their brand to the next level.

It’s always a treat when photographers are willing to try something new when it comes to their branding. Washington, DC-based photographer Jonathan Timmes knew from the start that he wanted cards that would make him stand out. I knew right away his logo would be perfect for foil stamping.

Recently, I had the pleasure of working with Rochester-based photographer Mike Bradley. Mike came to us looking to update his look, beginning with a new wordmark to better suit his brand.

A little while back, I designed business cards to accompany Hillary Maybery’s brand new branding, and as promised, she’s shared some photos of her new cards with us.

I recently had the pleasure of working with Richard Silver, a travel, architecture and fine art photographer based in New York City. Richard worked with us on a Branding Overhaul, a consulting service where we revamp a photographer’s brand from head-to-toe.

Thomas Strand, a portrait and lifestyle photographer based in Minneapolis, came to Wonderful Machine looking for a new graphic identity, hoping to elevate his brand and bring in more of the sophisticated work he was looking for. I used his existing logo to create the appropriate stationary needed to fulfill his package.

Rebecca Stumpf — she’s warm, delightful, and an all around great person. And so are her images. Her branding, on the other hand, needed some work. Realizing this, Rebecca approached Wonderful Machine looking for some help. She wanted a new word mark, postcard design, emailer template, and business card redesign. Taking on the project, I made sure to do my part to make Rebecca’s marketing materials shine as much as her personality.

Photographer John Burcham set a goal: get his website and branding in order! This is my favorite thing to work on, so I was happy to help.

Photographer Eric Millette contacted us, fed up with his old site; he was ready for a totally fresh start, and we were happy to get to work!