Recently, the design for the McDonough Main Street banners was approved and was sent to the printer. The banners were placed in various locations around the McDonough Square, helping to further brand the city as a “Main Street City”.

The colors were critical, as they were used to help bring in the City seal.  Given that McDonough is the “City of Geraniums”, that design element was also very important.  Additionally, the banner had to be created so that it would stand out amongst a busy city scape backdrop.

This project featured a traditional billboard (58 ft. wide x 14 feet high) for a co-operative marketing effort between LaQuinta and the Henry Convention & Visitor’s Bureau.  The billboard was placed on I-75, south bound prior to Exit 212.

One of the challenges with this project was to not only keep the information minimal as to be taken in while driving, but to also maintain branding of the two different entities.

This 50′ wide x 12′ high traditional billboard was developed for Merle Manders Conference Center and Henry Convention & Visitor’s Bureau.  This billboard was placed along a busy stretch of interstate in Henry County, along I-75 northbound prior to Jonesboro Road.