Studio Spotlight: Farewell Paperie
“It all started with two advertising creatives who spent more time looking and talking about stationery than creating ads. Lisa Geubtner and Jen Pham-Corbett had created wedding invitations and unique announcements for theirs and their loved ones’ special events, and it was only a matter of time until their creative paths merged with an eyes closed, hand-holding leap into the wonderful world of paper, patterns, printing, and anything that looks and feels lovely.
Farewell Paperie specializes in unique paper goods that blend visual with tactile. We create pieces that offer the customer souvenirs from their special memories and occasions, and leave the recipient saying, “That is exactly (your name here)’s style.”
We treat all of our pieces like handmade gifts for friends, pieces that last, and—at their very core—celebrate the art of friendship and meaningful exchanges.
Our creations can include digital, offset, and letterpress printing (don’t worry, we’ll walk you through the difference if you need), and anything from sewing, beading, and dangling to fuzzying, fringing and beautifying, to create a tactile piece that feels nothing short of wonderful to hold in your hands.” - Farewell Paperie
check it out: www.farewellpaperie.com
more samples of work:
Studio Spotlight: Awesome Incorporated
Studio Name: Awesome Incorporated
Founding Partners: Drew Tyndell & Ashley Nixon
Studio’s Background: Drew attended Ringling School of Art and Design, and was an Art Director at Cole & Weber in Portland before coming to Turner Classic Movies in 2004- Ashley worked at prodcos in Atl and NY and then at Cartoon Network for seven years- the last three as Director of Production. They both quit their jobs at Turner in 2005 and teamed up to start Awesome Inc.
In biz since? Dec 2005
Why is your studio in ATL? Because …
What’s your biggest biz problem in ATL? NY networks and agencies want to work with LA studios, LA networks and agencies want to work with NY studios, and Atlanta networks and agencies want to work anywhere but here.
What is your company doing to help promote creativity in ATL? Everything we can!
What makes your company different than other creative shops in ATL? We get asked this a lot, and feel that it is such an obvious answer- our work. We think that every studio / agency / prodco should be setting itself apart by doing work like no other… Hopefully we’re accomplishing that.
What do you look for when hiring new talent? A strong design sense, good After Effects skillz, and humility.
What clients do you work on? Our client list includes Cartoon Network and Adult Swim, Mother NY, mun2, Saatchi & Saatchi NY, and Fuel TV.
Any clients based in ATL? Our Turner clients are based here- Cartoon Network, Cartoon Network LA, and Adult Swim.
Number of employees? Two full time, but we use a staff of freelancers as jobs mount up.
Why should ATL creatives know about your shop? We would love to work with more ATL creatives- both as freelancers and as clients- hopefully the ATL creatives site is a great way for us all to connect.
Your Contact info: http://www.awesomeincorporated.com / 404-885-7102
Work Samples:
Going Interactive
Name:
Jason Davenport of Going Interactive
Job Title:
Principal and Creative Director
Where can people see your work?
www.goinginteractive.com
Work Experience:
B2B. B2C, Fortune 500’s
Clients you’ve helped:
Techno Source, Georgia-Pacific, Turner, CNN, Cartoon Network, WB, Consumer Source, and countless others…
What do you think needs to happen for ATL to be respected on a worldwide creative level?
We need to be trend setters and push ourselves to think outside the box. There’s so many possibilities that finding the perfect concept and execution for each client is key.
Contact info:
Web- www.goinginteractive.com
Blog - goinginteractive.blogspot.com
Email - info@goinginteractive.com
Phone - 770-643-3014
Address - 912 Holcomb Bridge Road Suite 203
Roswell, GA 30076
The Space:
The Work:
View the Going Interactive Reel
