Work

Notchcode creates brand identities, websites, and print communications for a wide variety of clients and project types. The common thread is an emphasis on focused, creative communication between an organization and their audience. Please review our client list and portfolio to see the scope and range of capabilities Notchcode can offer your organization.

 

We are still developing our portfolio for the new site design. In the interim, feel free to look at the old portfolio site, see some selected portfolios of ours on Behance, or contact us if you're looking for something specific.

One of our most interesting assignments: designing a belt buckle

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This is a belt buckle we designed for a conference up in Steamboat Springs. It's part of a larger graphic design project that included conference programs, save the date postcards, and more. This was a giveaway. Anacortes Brassworkes in Washington cast bronze buckles, plus a select number of silver ones for honorees.

Typography is Poplar (around the top and bottom)and Rosewood, with Adobe Wood Type Ornaments around the perimiter.Perfect for a high-country, old-west event.

 

Our Clients

As Leo Burnett said, "Curiosity about life in all of its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people."  We love learning about all sorts of new things. So we have lots of different kinds of clients. We have a long history of working with large and small non-profit organizations, as well as small-to-large for-profit companies. Here are some of the organizations we've worked for and with over the last ten years:

 

Non-Profits

  • the National Education Association (with CTSG/Kintera)
  • the Environmental Defense fund (with Fenton Communications)
  • Colorado Youth Matter (formerly the Colorado Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting, and Prevention)
  • the Colorado Children's Health Network
  • the Clear Creek Watershed Foundation
  • the Native American Community Development Corporation
  • the National Endowment for Financial Education
  • Junior Achievement (Rocky Mountain Chapter)
  • the Friends of Mineralogy (Colorado Chapter)
  • the National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs
  • the Mesa Verde Foundation
  • the University of Denver College of Law
  • University of Denver Athletics Hockey
  • the David L. Bucknam Memorial Scholarship Fund
  • the Porsche Club of America/Rocky Mountain Region
  • Steele Cooperative Preschool, Denver
  • the Classical Public Radio Network
  • the Center for Research Strategies
  • the Colorado Energy Science Center

 

 

For-Profit Businesses

  • Gillingham & Associates (business liability insurance)
  • Groople (internet group travel)
  • Leichtling & Associates (coaching and consulting for business and individuals)
  • Fenton Communications (public interest communications)
  • CTSG/Kintera (non-profit internet advocacy)
  • Talisman Design (silversmith and stone)
  • Andrew Bale (photography and photographic educator)
  • Carl Sander Socolow (commercial photographer and Guggenheim Fellow)
  • Rhombus Consultants Group (structural, composite, and aerospace engineering consultancy)
  • J.F. Hurlbut Company (Electronic and Process Components Manufacturers' Representative)
  • IDS Lighting Consultants/Stingray Energy (lighting design, engineering and manufacturing)
  • Valley Geothermal (residential and commercial geothermal energy consulting and installation)
  • Gentle Living Publications (small book publisher)
  • Tamzin Architecture (residential architect)
 

Government and Civic organizations

  • Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining, & Safety
  • Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining
  • City of Idaho Springs 150th Anniversary Celebration
  • Karen Berry, District I City Council Representative, Wheat Ridge, Colorado