One in five new hires at Dominion Energy is a veteran. Sally and Stephanie came up with a simple visual metaphor to demonstrate how Dominion looks out for family members when an employee gets deployed. Grab your tissues.

Sally and Stephanie created this national TV spot for Juice Beauty. Now they can't use conventional beauty products without feeling like they're writing scary words on their faces. 

We created these two branded DRTV spots for a company called Brandless. There is often irony in advertising, but this one took the cake, which happens to be gluten free, and only $3.

Planning for retirement can make you feel like a hamster on a wheel. Fortunately for us, this little furry fellow’s stock footage was available because the assignment (pandemic production) didn’t allow for a shoot.

Sally and Stephanie created these two branded DRTV spots so they could be tested against each other. We do like a competition where we're guaranteed to be the winner.  

Sally worked with art director/CD Michael Fiore on the first ad in this series for the AT&T-DirecTV merger. She then worked with Stephanie to create the other two ads.

Sally and Stephanie created this TV spot to help launch Eight Sleep, a new high-tech mattress that’s way smarter than any mattress we’ve ever met.

Sally and Stephanie created this new print campaign for Dacor, a national kitchen appliance maker. 

Sally and Stephanie created this national online video and print campaign for good2grow, a new kid drink that combines wholesome fruit and veggie juice with cool reusable character tops. Sally also wrote the initial website.

Sally and Stephanie used existing visual elements to create this TV spot for Lola, a company dedicated to delivering every single one of those 10,000 tampons you’ll use in one lifetime right to your door.

Sally and Stephanie created these ads for Dominion Energy to announce their new name and logo. They then used some of the proceeds to pay their PG&E bill. 

Working directly with Applied Underwriters, Sally used the company mascot in a fun way to build the brand. Sally and Stephanie then created a series of direct mail pieces to boost quarterly sales promotions. This campaign has been running for 28 dog years.

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Sally and Stephanie created this global campaign for PCtools. They needed a simple visual idea that would read quickly across many cultures. Media included banners, print, POS and a website.  

People liked Hardee's for breakfast. These spots invited them to try lunch. 

Sally and Stephanie came up with this TV spot for Jack Hatch, the democratic candidate for governor in Iowa. Sadly, he did not win the election, but he does get major points for choosing a fun way to distinguish himself from the "other guy with the mustache." 

The VMware View 4 gives IT managers an easy way to manage thousands of desktops from a single console. This campaign shows a simple red chair in panoramic scenes to illustrate the point. Sally and Stephanie worked on this campaign and it included banners, print and a website.

Stephanie got crafty with these webisodes and banners featuring handmade puppets for the Intel "Tales of IT Utopia" campaign.

​Sally and Stephanie did this campaign for the Healthcare Education Project, a coalition of hospitals and healthcare workers in New York State. 

Riverbed enables companies with multiple offices to share files and applications up to 100 times faster. Sally did these ads, and has Bob to thank.

​Stephanie worked on print, banners and a microsite with 3D demos to introduce Kensington's SlimBlade collection.

Sally and Stephanie did these ads for Viviti, a company that makes external hard drives with extra large storage capacity.

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Sally did these spots for Georgia Natural Gas in Atlanta. Many years later, the Gas Guy is still going strong.

This is a print campaign and video Stephanie worked on for Symantec. 

Here are a few spots Stephanie worked on when she was a child. The fact that Saturn no longer exists is not her fault. 

Sally did these print ads and brochure for an interior designer/furniture store owner in Burlingame, California. 

Sally meant for this spot to be tongue-in-cheek, but now she knows what it's like to get hate mail from angry nut fans.

Sally did this campaign for Business Objects. It shows how, with the right business intelligence tools, everyone in the company can be a leader.  

​Stephanie art directed this campaign about the competitive advantage of Brocade over Cisco.

Sally did these spots for the Piedmont Park Conservancy in Atlanta. It is now a beautiful city park.

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This is a simple spot Stephanie art directed to introduce the new, extra comfortable Keds.

Sally and Stephanie created these print ads for the Environmental Defense Fund. They are now officially afraid of the potentially harmful chemicals in their household products. 

Unfortunately we've signed intimidating legal documents promising not to share work we've done for the following clients:

Barack Obama 2012

American Airlines/US Airways

Microsoft Bing

PopSugar

Mayors Against Illegal Guns

Pfizer

Respect for Marriage Coalition

Association of American Railroads

PhRma

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