New print promotion for Olympic Peninsula Tourism

Thursday, June 4th, 2009

Bridge closure inspires new directions in marketing…
The Hood Canal Bridge is the main eastern access for tourists visiting Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula. This spring, the bridge underwent a much needed retrofit, resulting in a five-week closure. The local tourism organization, Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission (OPTC), took special measures to promote lodging and other tourism-related businesses [...]

New Brochure for Sequim Education Foundation

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

Founded to Inspire
The Sequim Education Foundation (SEF) creates educational opportunities for students and teachers of Sequim, WA public schools. The annual Engineering Challenge, Student Film Festival, scholarships and grants are all ways SEF inspires academic excellence. When SEF approached InsideOut Solutions for brochure design, we jumped at the chance to donate our work.
Finding the Focus
The [...]

Update to von Stiehl Winery’s Brochure

Friday, September 26th, 2008

About von Stiehl Winery
The von Stiehl Winery is Wisconsin’s oldest licensed winery, founded over 40 years ago. Their Riesling, Oktoberfest and Naughty Girl wines are among the most popular of their many recipes. Specialty fruit wines such as Cherry Kirsche and Wisconsin Cranberry regularly win gold and double gold medals. The winery itself is [...]

Travel Brochure Gets a Bold New Format

Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

Thinking Bigger
In Washington state, the eastern Olympic Peninsula communities include Port Townsend, Port Ludlow, Port Hadlock, Brinnon & Quilcene. For the last few years, they’ve produced a 20- to 24-page, 4″ x 9″ travel planner promoting tourism in their area. It’s a standard format in the tourist industry. But this year, they decided to go [...]

An Upgrade for B&B Inns of Utah

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

The Bed & Breakfast Inns of Utah (BBIU) weren’t happy with their old brochure. It was printed in 2 colors, which probably made it less expensive back in the day. But without full color, it was no place to showcase photos. Not that there was room for them–the little brochure was a single 8.5″ x [...]