Posts filed ‘Voltage News’

Our bosses are nice, so we’ll be off the rest of the week. (There’s stuff to eat, family to see, football to watch, naps to take, and plenty to be thankful for.)

Happy Thanksgiving from Voltage and we’ll be back on Monday!

[Photo by by Vicki’s Nature]

A new video we’ve been working on for The PKD Foundation.

The Voltage crew took part in the annual Walk for PKD, held by the PKD Foundation, on September 20, 2008 at Theis Park in Kansas City.

I got frisky and built a new theme for our blog this weekend. It’s now much more “a part of” when it comes to VoltageCreative.com. It also loads faster, is more readable/scannable and incorporates a few new SEO tricks I’ve learned in the last few weeks.

Here’s the oldie for reference:

And, uh, you’re already looking at the new one, so here’s a peel-y sticker…

Voltage Creative is excited to announce the addition of our latest team member, Melissa!

Melissa comes to us from the great state of Texas – Dallas to be exact – where she previously graced the hallways of mundayMorning Creative Group. Melissa brings to the table expertise in print and branding design as well as her passion for stellar creative.

Here are some notable details on Melissa:

• Lees’ Summit, MO native
• Digs traveling abroad, Sunday brunch and classic blues.
• Does NOT dig traffic or forced karaoke.

Welcome aboard Melissa!



The mark Voltage created for dry ice supplier Allied Refrigeration will appear in the 2008 Design Annual from Print Magazine. Woohoo!

Here’s a little background: Allied Refrigeration, an established supplier of dry ice products wished to create a brand for their consumer product. While the brand was new, the product has been available to consumers for decades. The team at Allied wanted to convey the history of the product and catch consumers eyes.

Solution: Focusing on retro typefaces and classic illustrations styles, our team developed a mark that speaks to product use, the longevity of Allied Refrigeration and product quality.

Voltage Founder Ryan Lorei directed the project. Nice job, Ryan!

This is the first post of many on the Voltage Blog. We’re an interactive design house located in the Historic River Market in Kansas City.

Otherwise, stick around. We’ll be talking modern design & marketing and we’ll touch on some of the classics, as well. If you’re a blogger or a web developer, we want to entertain you and maybe even solve a problem or two along the way.

Enjoy,
 Wade