Nicholas Begley Joins Banowetz Creative Team

Meet Nicholas. Or Nick. Or just plain Nic. Our newest team member and designer Nicholas Begley is a guy with a lot going for him — in addition to his several “nick names.” Prior to joining the B+Co team, he landed a couple of choice professional internships and graduated from the University of North Texas, where he won the top Communication Design portfolio three years in a row. His hard work and passion for design also earned him repeated recognition in the Dallas Society of Visual Communications Student Show.

The oldest in a family of six kids, Nicholas grew up here in the DFW area. When he’s not designing, he likes to venture outdoors — whether he’s hitting the local bike trails, taking a cross country run, or traveling to places that offer skiing and hiking. His sense of adventure doesn’t stop there; he also has a passion for painfully spicy foods, which he wasted no time on proving.

We’re excited to tap into his talent and put his creativity to work for our clients. Look for great things from him as he launches his career at Banowetz + Company.

– Team Banowetz

Fin Ewing Rocks The Rustic

Recently, our good friend and client, Fin Ewing, threw a party at The Rustic in Dallas, and performed his first concert with his band Fin Ewing and the Wrong Direction. Alongside him were special guests Larry Gatlin, Ricky Cavender and Ronny Duwe. We had the pleasure of developing the branding and promotional materials for the event. The culmination of these efforts was an audience of over 1,900 attendees, and a venue full of dancing and good times. Here's a look at some of the pieces we created for the show and photos of the evening.

— Team Banowetz

Lofty Branding for Main Street Lofts

Banowetz + Company just finalized a branding package for Main Street Lofts, a new residential development by The NRP Group in Mansfield’s Historic Downtown District. Main Street Lofts offers urban living with street-front loft apartments and live-work units, serving as a catalyst for growth in the area. Inspired by the traditional design and industrial elements of the property, the B+Co team developed a logo system that began with utilitarian typography in a solid containing shape and extended to multiple secondary stamp variations of the logo. Kraft and natural white papers were used in the stationery package, creating a collateral system that is industrial, tactile, and eye-catching.

– Team Banowetz