Treemen Design

The humble brewers at Oakshire first sold their craft ales under the name Willamette Brewery, but a change of name was required in 2007. Since then, we have partnered with Oakshire to develop a lasting brand that represents the quality and craftsmanship found in their fine beverages.

“Treemen Design worked tirelessly to understand and articulate our company’s personality, values and goals before developing a truly authentic brand for our artisan beer. We couldn’t be more pleased with the results.”Jeff Althouse, Co-Founder, Oakshire Brewing

Name Changing Party

To kick off the new Oakshire name and brand, we pulled together a party for vendors and supporters with a telegram invitation and branded pieces of the brewery history on posters and coasters.

A strong partnership has existed between Rexius and Treemen for more than a decade now, including a complete re-branding of the company, plus the development of several new brands under the Rexius umbrella like Garden Valley Organics and CAS Slingers.

“What I value most is the relationship we have built with Treemen over the many years they have worked on our behalf. They have made a big difference in the success of our business and the clarity of our focus.”Dan Sutton, Senior VP, Rexius

As Oregon’s largest wine producer, King Estate is well decorated for their award-winning wines, their certified organic estate, and their top-tier restaurant. We have been honored to work with King Estate for more than five years to capture the spirit of the winery in collateral, packaging, and online communications.

“Treemen Design has been thorough, innovative, and effective in their work for King Estate.”Ed King III, Co-Founder & CEO, King Estate

Chicago-based Heartland Fuel is an emerging business venture that seeks to reinvent how we experience re-fueling, which is why they turned to Treemen for help. In addition to substituting gasoline for ethanol and biodiesel, Heartland is seeking ways to address the health of both the individual and their living environment.

“Treemen Design is, hands-down, the best creative firm I’ve ever encountered.”Ben Ponder, Managing Director, Heartland Fuel

A change in ownership at QSL brought in Treemen to create a new website that would utilize the printer’s emerging technologies. First we shored up the QSL brand with a re-developed brand mark, communications, photography, and signage before moving into the web development that features online ordering.

“We chose Treemen Design because of their expertise and creativity. ”Doug Koke, Owner, QSL Print Communications

QSL On Demand

Central to QSL’s re-brand was the development of a website that better represented their brand’s personality and allowed them to take advantage of all of the technological opportunities in which they had invested. See for yourself: qslprinting.com

Like so many things in life, a brand should be built upon a solid foundation—beginning with strong brand mark that strikes an enduring first impression, as well as reinforcing materials for all of those impressions soon to follow.

Technology has slowed our dependence on the printing press, and yet it has also made printing smarter and more targeted. Digital and variable printing can stretch your marketing dollars for those pieces that just feel much better in the hand than on a screen.

The perfect package is a simple blend of design, demographics, and distribution. Designing a package that connects with the right demographic and has in mind the challenges of distribution is a challenge, but one we thoroughly enjoy.

SeQuential

Making use of Obama’s inauguration, SeQuential asked Treemen to help brand their “Driving for Change” campaign. SeQuential provided local charities with opportunities to redeem receipts for cash back to aid their philanthropic efforts.

Some web sites are meant to provide information and others aim to dazzle the senses, but only a few online experiences seem to be successfully balance the right blend of form and function.

Sites We’ve Built:

rollwithib.com
qslprinting.com
jrcpa.com
rexiusgolf.com
mylifeamplified.com
slingers.com
whygutenberg.com
bluemountainlending.com

While the global environment is the physical space in which we live, the term “brand environments” refers to those built-out spaces that personify a brand: restaurants, retail spaces, and even office environments.