Design

by Street Level Studio|12 June 201929 November 2023|SLS Blog

The fascination with font design continues. A recent Printmag.com article took a “what if” look at Helvetica’s rise to “typographic celebrity.” Did Helvetica just get lucky? Click the link to check out the article.

Taking SLS Design to the Streets

by Street Level Studio|05 June 201929 November 2023|SLS Blog

Do you know what mainstay of modern urban design was first spotted along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile nearly 40 years ago? The answer: light pole banners.

We Smell Success Brewing

by Street Level Studio|17 May 201929 November 2023|SLS Blog

A brand’s story can make or break customer engagement, especially when it comes to introducing a new service or product. Luckily, home appliance brand Beko had both a rich brand identity and a product steeped in a unique culture. Read...

How We Want to Celebrate World Design Day

by Street Level Studio|27 April 201929 November 2023|SLS Blog

On April 27, the international design community is celebrating World Design Day 2019, with a special focus on women designers who create “intelligent, inclusive, sensitive design whether to make big differences or small ones.”

An Insider’s Look at the SLS Logo Rebranding

by Street Level Studio|05 December 201829 November 2023|SLS Blog

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...

Partnering for Goods

by Street Level Studio|08 November 201829 November 2023|SLS Blog

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.

Finding Your Type

by Street Level Studio|17 October 201829 November 2023|SLS Blog

Queen of Comic Sans has a nice ring to it, but we would never associate such a young, unpolished, or controversial typeface with Her Royal Majesty. Read about our recommendations for the monarch’s brand and learn how to find your...

Smaller is Superior

by Street Level Studio|10 October 201829 November 2023|SLS Blog

From the onset, the Madison Avenue dream was a large office, spanning several floors, in skyscrapers overlooking the bustling streets below. But is that the best way to connect with clients and consumers? We don’t think so.