Political Projects

We helped name and build the entire campaign for this successful school bond initiative. From messaging strategy to logo design, literature, and a full website, we created a clear, compelling case for community investment in education. The result? The measure passed, and new investment will be made in the Ferndale, Michigan school district’s buildings.

When Kamala Harris announced her 2024 presidential bid, campaign signs were slow in arriving to our area. We wanted to contribute in a tangible way, and so created Kamala & Coach, a self-funded campaign with proceeds going directly to her campaign. We partnered with a union print shop, sold signs and shirts online, and gave away custom buttons to supporters and customers alike.

Following the tragic murder of George Floyd in 2020, we felt saddened but not inactive. We brought an idea to a local non-profit: create Black Lives Matter signs for our community, sold at the lowest possible price with the option to donate more. Every extra dollar went to the Detroit BLM chapter. We raised over $9,000, distributed hundreds of signs, and hopefully helped our neighborhood feel more inclusive during a heartbreaking and pivotal moment.

Standing out in a local election isn’t easy. Kat Bruner-James wanted to run for Ferndale City Council (and win). We collaborated with her on a name, logo, and campaign materials that would be both memorable and professional. From yard signs to buttons to pamphlets, we made sure her campaign had visual impact. Her clear and consistent message helped cut through the clutter, and she won her seat with ease.