HenkinSchultz | Sioux Falls Advertising, Marketing and Interactive Design » design

Eco-friendly. Economical.

Erik Rodne — Thu, 20 May 2010 15:34:08 +0000

Ecoblade by Diamond Mowers
Diamond Mowers has an amazing product, but it didn’t have visibility with their clients. They came to us for help positioning and packaging an industrial mower that applies chemicals at the same time it cuts. We give you the ecoblade.

We started with some good ol’ ocular reconnaissance. We visually mapped existing brands positioned as corporate, industrial and green; this led to developing a new visual language that personified strength, technology and earth-consciousness. We simplified the scientific, touted our toughness and got down to the bottom line with direct headlines, striking imagery and clean illustrations. We carried this new brand development across all media to produce a new website, direct mail pieces, informative sales training tools and video.

“SDAF ProBono”

Melissa Carter — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 03:49:46 +0000

South Dakota Advertising Federation
So much of today’s charitable giving has to do with funds. But what about those who can’t give, especially in uncertain times? Easy: Give your time.

It was with this in mind that the South Dakota Advertising Federation developed the SDAF ProBono campaign – a volunteer initiative designed to get SDAF members together and helping each other without a monetary commitment. And a new campaign needed a new look – something that people could rally around and feel great about.

So SDAF turned to HenkinSchultz for help. Bathed in retro goodness and bold enough to be noticed, SDAF’s ProBono identity helped place a new initiative on the map – and raise awareness of our community’s need for extra hands, no matter the cause.

“Integrating Fun Into the Workplace”

Jason Jellis — Sun, 04 May 2008 19:36:05 +0000

Global Spectrum/Sioux Falls Convention Center
We believe productivity and creativity are heightened by a bright and creative workspace. Global Spectrum and the Sioux Falls Convention Center do as well.

So it was only natural that they’d come to us to replicate some of the interior design concepts we currently use in our own building.

From a large empty room with no structure to a more private – and more fun – office setting, HenkinSchultz added cubicle dividers, stylish accents and original wall art to bring a more festive air to the people behind the Convention Center’s marketing and planning services. In doing so, we gave Global Spectrum and the Convention Center an office area in which they could be proud to bring potential employees, clients and customers.

What’s more, we did so in a way that didn’t break the bank.

Look around. Does your office need an infusion of creativity?