Monavie enlisted Process Agency for their 2008 convention branding and graphics. The convention titled “Believe” was a suitable task for Pablo Airth, project art director. Pablo, being very familar with Monavie’s brand direction, took the lead and presented Monavie with multiple concepts for the Believe identity.

The 2008 Believe Convention, located at the Salt Palace, Salt Lake City was within 6 blocks from Process Studios. It was a field trip for the Process crew, as we took a break to visit Mark Frank Montoya and other Monavie athletes at the convention. As always the Monavie convention was a spectacular event with packed with people, and full of inspiration. In our opinion this is one of the best events hosted locally in Salt Lake City. The people, the passion, and the brand, brings all of us together. Monavie Believe 08.

Viva la Revolution!… The Oakley Rev Tour that is. Process agency recently joined forces with the eyewear and apparel maverick, to create a line of posters and apparel for the series of events touring the nation. The Oakley Revolution tour is a one of a kind affair showcasing the brand, team, product offering, and eyewear customization capabilities. Our inspiration came from the Russian posters of old, with a twist. Process also designed the t-shirts that you’ll be able to pick up at each event (they look great with a pair of Frogskins). Look for the Oakley Rev Tour, coming to a town near you.

www.OAKLEY.com

The 2009 Technine website is live at last. With a little collaboration with Technine’s own E-Stone, and a little finesse from Process, Technine’s 2009 web presence was born. The site has been re-invented and re-built to incorporate an html based site which integrates flash, video and motion features coming together for one cohesively branded and functioning site.

Lead creative Michael Hall, and Project Manager Jess Roy took the reins to utilize the many talents of the team to launch this site with a ‘Bang!’. Have a look at the end result at:

www.TECHNINE.com

Fiz Golf has taken the world by storm. A unique and revolutionary brand, Fiz Golf has caught the eye of top executives and industry mavens. Fiz charged onto the scene last year by unveiling an eye popping tradeshow booth at the PGA show in Orlando, with a presence that won’t be soon forgotten. It was a golf industry revolution— a progressive, stylish, and modern product hailing from Salt Lake City, UT. The company was launched by founder, Aaron Heap with the help of Process Design Studio.

The Challenge : Create and release a brand that breathes life into the somewhat vapid golf industry with enough pop to stand out and leave a lasting impression.

The Result : A modern twist and a stylish brand that goes against the grain in the golf world. Process carefully crafted various aspects of the brand, ranging from: brand identity development, packaging design, tradeshow booth concepts, photography, and marketing materials.

With the success of the launch of the Fiz brand, and its first run of golf products, we are excited to announce another partnership between Process Design Studio, and Fiz for the development of a new product: Fiz Outside. We are taking the brand to the next level with this release, which promises to pack a punch. Stay tuned for upcoming news about Fiz Outside and Process Design.

For more information on Fiz, check: www.fizgolf.com

Well, not quite a Lamborghini, but close. After 8 months on the waiting list the VitaBrevis boys received their pride and joy: an HD RED Camera. The RED camera is the best money can buy. Whether shooting shorts to feature films, this camera is the crown jewel. Stocked and loaded, the VitaBrevis team is ready for action. http://www.red.com/cameras

Check out VitaBrevis Films at: www.VitaBrevisFilms.comwww.vitabrevisfilms.com

Process is always up for a challenge, and renegade headphone maverick, Skullcandy out of Park City, Utah gave us a doosey: design an innovative new point of purchase system to suit participating retailers on both the national and global scale.

To jumpstart things, we dove headfirst into a market research survey, and questioned a sampling of retailers from coast to coast. Our research provided us with some interesting feedback which we used as fuel for the ‘idea fire’. From there, it was game on. We filtered, refined, and tested various concepts, each unique and with an individual twist to set the Skullcandy brand apart from the rest. We pitched our concepts to the Skullcandy team, and with each presentation Process upped the ante with new and fresh ideas which we are currently testing with various materials and manufacturing processes. Anxious to see the final results? We are too. Check back soon for Part 2….

It’s that time of year again: the air is brisk, the leaves are changing, and there’s that beautiful fall breeze that makes us inevitably look forward to winter and another season on the slopes. Celtek, a snowboard apparel and accessories company based out of Salt Lake City, has joined hands with Process for the production of their new line, out for the 2009/2010 season. It has been a super fun and creative project that makes us antsy for the snow to fall. Until then, enjoy sweaters, candy apples and pumpkins… we’ll see ya on the slopes.

Check out Celtek’s gear at: www.celteksnow.com

For the studio’s launch of a partner videography company, VitaBrevis Films, our attitude can be summed up in two catch phrases: ‘Spare no expense’ and ‘By any means necessary’. 2 weeks later….we finished. You’d probably assume we’re talking about re-creating the Taj Mahal, but alas, no our unyielding efforts were to produce a DVD sleeve… uhh I mean, “THE DVD” sleeve. The final result was gorgeous. This is the stuff paper specialists and designers dream about: 140 pound double cover weight, uncoated,brushed cotton textured paper, gold leaf simulated foil stamping, hand sculpted embossing, specialty die-cut plates and hand scored and folded using ‘the bone’.

For more information on VitaBrevis Films, check out the new site: www.VitaBrevisFilms.com, and contact them for your very own promo DVD.

For more information on “THE DVD” sleeve design, or any other projects please contact Process Studios.

It’s a new year and a new concept. For the 2009 Technine product launch, Process assigned its lead creative, Mike Hall, to concept some ideas for the Technine magalog background. Unbenounced to everyone at Process, we ended up with this shot of Mike on the can. What’s even more amazing is that somehow Mr. Hall sold the client on his concept and bathroom photo. Technine loved it… HUH? Stay tuned to see what transpires from Mike’s new office chair— aka the john.

Heading into another season, MonaVie contracted the soft goods team at Process Studios for creative ideas for T-shirts.

Process responded by enlisting 6 creatives and 2 artists for a multifaceted, creative approach to apparel design. The end result was a conceptual production run of 39 shirts. With treatments ranging from: Foils, Transfers, Flocking, Labels, Discharged Ink, Bleaching, Gels, Metallic Overlays, Embroidery, and beyond. It was a bit overboard, so a voting contest, was put into place to filter down the results.

With over 60 votes placed, the 39 designs were soon reduced to 16 and presented to MonaVie. The contest continues on which shirts will be selected for production. We’re all holding our breath with our fingers crossed.

In 2008, Salt Lake City’s retail presence received a much needed revitalization. The addition of Fice with its avant-garde, eclectic approach to retail gave the city a push in the right direction. Process’ environmental and graphic team lead the push for this new retail concept. The owners, Corey Bullough and Laura Hadar oversaw the direction of the project and Process’ team delivered on a unique concept that has set the stage for Salt Lake’s downtown retail front.

check out Fice online at: www.ficeforlife.com

It’s been 10 years since the premier class of motorcycle racing, and World SuperBike Racing has finally touched American soil. World SuperBike racing returned to the United States, and landed here in Tooele, Utah. To showcase its only American athlete entry, the World SuperBike company, On The Throttle sought out Process to design and wrap Scott Jensen’s motorcycle. Lead Creative Pablo Airth and Director Thomas Lee put their thoughts on screen within a week’s time to develop the OTT Race Bike Concept.

Redbull enlist the Process creative group for their WSBK event at Miller Mortorsports Park. With a double header weekend featuring AMA racing and WSBK racing, Redbull made the decision to set up a full service VIP access only hospitality center. From new environmental graphics to event specific printables Process steps up and executes. It was more then just another project to Process as 2 members of the creative group are also expert level ranked sport bike racers themselves.

With more Redbull in studio then we know what to do with, make sure you have yourself a Redbull or two, next time you visit.