Work With Craft

The only combined distillery and brewery in Chicago, Maplewood has built a reputation for pushing boundaries while maintaining exceptional quality and consistency across their diverse lineup.

Cloth & Company sits at the intersection of art, technology, and a tradition of craftsmanship. Taking cues from fashion, history, fine art and nature, they use advances in digital textile printing to create a steady stream of exclusive, capsule collections for retailers like Target, Chairish and One Kings Lane.

In the craft beer world Omega Yeast is respected for creating high quality yeasts for pro and homebrewers alike. Based in St. Louis and Chicago, they’re known for propagating ultra fresh yeast that gives consistent results, as well as one-of-a-kind strains you can’t find anywhere else.

A unit of the College of Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Japan House is a place for students and cultural explorers to experience the immersive beauty of the Japanese tea ceremony and other traditional arts.

Revolution is Illinois' largest independently-owned brewery and a powerhouse in Chicago's craft beer scene—known for producing dozens of noteworthy (and often times award-winning) beers each year.

Schuler Shook is an internationally recognized design firm that has earned a reputation for excellence in Theatre Planning and Architectural Lighting Design. Their work ranges from epic to intimate, transcendent to practical, and across all project types on nearly every continent.

Layer Tennis, the brain-child of Coudal Partners, pits the best and brightest of the creative world in friendly design matches. The whole event unfolds live on the site supported by witty and (often) ridiculous play-by-play commentary. Working closely with the fine folks at One Design, we rebuilt the entire experience from the ground up.

For Stephen Hamilton food is visual. This leading culinary photographer, known to many for his work on Top Chef, wanted an online portfolio that seamlessly blended his still photography and expanding video work.