What does it take to lead a creative agency? What if you’re a woman? Does that make a difference? We wanted to find out, so who better to talk to than our own Tanya Fretheim?
Since Street Level Studio launched its own Instagram account, a discussion has bubbled up amongst the team: How many hashtags do we include? How many is too many? Do we actually need to include hashtags at all since this isn’t...
Personal connections can make for powerful creative partnerships. They also drive our pro bono work at Street Level Studio—leading directly from our talented team members to the communities and causes they are inspired to support.
We’ve all done it: Scrolling through our inboxes, we delete any email with subject lines that scream things such as “Watch this webinar!” and “Click here for a FREE trial!” Then there are those subject lines that are so uninteresting,...
For those of us in the design business, Black History Month is an ideal time to remind ourselves about the power of art to break—or at least call into question—prevailing stereotypes. Take a few minutes to read about a few...
Coming up with unique, yet useful, trade show giveaways is difficult. Getting those items to entice prospective clients to learn more about your brand seems even more so. However, with the right plan, you can gain engagement both at the...
The numbers don’t lie—we’ve had a great year. With 482 jobs completed, 48 Monday meetings, 620 gallons of water consumed, and dozens of project types, Street Level Studio’s 2018 has been busy and fulfilling. We did take time to enjoy...
An Insider’s Look at the SLS Logo Rebranding Take a look behind the curtain and explore the ins and outs of our recent Street Level Studio rebranding. Grogg, our creative director, and Chris, one of our senior designers, led the...
Passionate people get things done. Not only that, but they get things done with greater efficiency. Aaron Carlson of Uptight Goods has identified an efficient solution to a food-related problem and has taken steps to propel his passion project forward.
Whether you like it or not, vertical videos are becoming increasingly popular and will continue to gain traction. This is in large part due to their ease of viewing on mobile devices and, furthermore, social platforms. Our smartphones were built...