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Concentric Identity Update

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Behind the scenes of the new Concentric Design website.

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Monthly Studio Mixtape

August 01, 2017

We're always playing music in the studio and thought we should share our new discoveries and recent favorites. Check out our Instagram Story (@concentricdesign) the first of every month for clips of our most played songs from the last mo...

Icon Morph Animation

March 10, 2017

I've been learning a lot about After Effects over the last few weeks in order to create a little promotion video for Concentric. This is a part of the larger video. It's been a lot of fun learning a whole new application I'd never even o...

Logo unveil

December 10, 2016

So excited to reveal our new logo! What do you think?

Business cards

December 09, 2016

The first sneak peek at our new logo as seen on our business cards! We used soft touch paper with a raised spot gloss for the logomark to make them feel nice and add an unique effect.

Website Sneak Peek

December 08, 2016

The first sneak peek of the new Concentric Design website—can't wait to launch it this week! What do you think? I established a grid but broke it throughout to make the simple design more interesting and allow the work to really be the f...

Submit Button Animation

December 07, 2016

Form submission animation on our new website, a little sneak peek at our updated identity. We're excited to launch it next week!

Chicago Child Care Society Portfolio

December 01, 2016

Another graphic for display in our portfolio. This was one of our favorite projects, working with a client that makes a difference in the community. Follow along as we prepare to launch our new website next week! Make sure to check out ...

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Capabilities Icons

November 16, 2016

Illustrations for the new Concentric Design website, launching soon, representing our capabilities as "Identity, Digital, Print". What do you think? Print was the hardest to come up w/ more abstract/conceptual ideas.