Visit Sandy Springs Brochure

Visit Sandy Springs Brochure Animation

Ethic’s brochure takes the many, many great things about visiting Sandy Springs and distills them down

to the details that truly distinguish it: the city’s proximity to Atlanta; high-end shopping, dining, lodging

and entertainment; and beautiful, usable, well-maintained natural spaces.

To spotlight each of these attributes, we designed a thoughtful brochure that reveals and redefines

various aspects of the destination as each panel is unfolded. Gone are the traditional restaurant listings

and hotel charts that are virtually always out of date by the time the brochure hits the rack anyway.

That stuff is already on the website! Instead, the brochure is guilelessly aspirational, using genuine

destination snapshots to guide the reader through the experience of visiting this photogenic city.

CDC’s Healthy Communities Program

Divisions at the CDC are not permitted to have their own logos, but they are allowed to create a graphic device to be used on their public-facing marketing materials. We designed an icon to represent the interplay of people and the community they live and work in, then paired it with the division’s mission statement to identify them with the market they serve.

East Point Commons

East Point Commons has been the city of East Point’s de facto gathering place for many years. From fireworks to marches, movies, music, and the arts, this strip of public land has always been the center of the community. When the time came to reimagine its image in preparation for long-awaited development of the space, Ethic used a series of similar but diverse geometric shapes to represent the people of East Point coming together. The vibrant, uplifting colors are a perfect fit for a bright and modern new East Point.

Hapeville

For a modern city, Hapeville has some deep roots. So when Ethic redesigned their logo, we wanted to give them a cleaner look without sacrificing their unique attributes: the railroad tracks that run along the city’s main drag, the elevated footbridge that carries pedestrians across them, and the adjacent airport. The new logo incorporates all of these things, with a tidy geometric approach to hold them all together.