Thank you for taking the time to peek at the third issue of our quarterly newsletter, featuring some of our most successful projects of the summer. We're grateful for the opportunities our clients have given us, and proud to feature them here—enjoy.
| The Westfield Group is the largest retail property group in the world and the ninth largest entity listed on the Australian Stock Exchange—revitalizing retail spaces and creating new experiences is their passion. Barretto-Co. was asked to create an educational and engaging experience inside two modern pavilions at the University Towne Center in La Jolla, California. The business goals were to collaborate with the local community and government as partners in the project, to elicit and incorporate community input into the development process, and to excite people and garner support. The creative campaign included environmental graphics, motion graphics, print collateral, signage, and advertising. |
| ELDR is a media company which seeks to inspire the influential 60-plus audience to celebrate the joys, navigate the challenges and discover the meaning of aging. This just in—ELDR Magazine has been chosen as one of the 15 hottest launches out of 700 new magazines in 2007, by min magazine and Mr. Magazine! ELDR will be sharing a stage with Conde Nast's $125 million launch of Portfolio magazine, National Geographic's new Little Kids magazine, and Outside's Go magazine!—all of whom DON'T use cover models over 60 years of age. Designed and produced by Barretto-Co. |
| Art of Modern Rock Mini #1 should be arriving at your local bookstore soon! The mini book promises to be an even bigger success than the original with the entire first edition being spoken for before it was even released! Help author Dennis King celebrate on Wednesday October 17th, 2007 from 6pm to 9pm at the D.King Gallery in Berkeley, California. Books and calendars will be available for sale and a veritable Who's Who of artists will be in attendance ready to meet with fans and sign books. Stop on by… |
A self-inspired, totally fictitious body of work—Breakout is the first in a series of creative exercises deployed to build creative muscle. We gave ourselves a 48-hour time limit to conceptualize, design, and produce over thirty music album covers before heading south to Los Angeles to dive into the heart of the entertainment industry. |
Q4 promises to deliver more creative opportunities for clients we want to work extremely hard for—Gitane Restaurant & Bar, Westfield SF Centre, Dolby Laboratories, and more... P.S.—Barretto-Co. is currently searching for super design talent, spread the word. |