twenty five years connecting brands with people

Nina, Ginger, Eric and Dava are among the first team members of 300FeetOut working from our Pier 9 studio on the San Francisco bay.

Starting strong with a client named "Adobe". One of our very first projects was to create a fictitious company and design a fictitious advertising campaign to show businesses how the Adobe creative applications could be utilized to market a product.

Nina and Ginger walk into my small office South of Market.

They sit down and say they have this idea for a new agency, focused on web design. What an innovative concept, I thought, as there weren't many websites out there, and what was available had the design aesthetic of Craig's List.

This was at a time when Netscape Navigator was the browser of choice. We were all on dial up. AltaVista was a preferred search engine. Steve Jobs hadn't yet returned to Apple. And Google? What's that?

Nina and Ginger had a placeholder name: Impact Design. They asked if I could help with some writing. I said "I'm in." And I've been in ever since.

Die cuts, expanding folder gussets, and a lot of army green and yellow in the branding for Joe Cha's team at Xuma. Still one of my favorite projects, and still a great friend after all these years.

300FeetOut heads to the cool trade winds of Kauai, creating branded collateral for Kauai Coffee, Continental Airlines and beyond.

In 1999, I met Nina at a pitch to International Asset Systems (where my husband was CEO) in the Pier office that was actually "300 feet out." We ended up partnering on this account; 300FeetOut created the brand identity, designed and produced the print assets, and my agency, The Content Bureau, wrote the copy. It was a success for all three companies. 25 years later IAS (and my marriage) are no longer, but my love and appreciation for 300FeetOut endures! You designed my company's logo--which I still adore 23 years later. We've partnered on client projects. And Barbara and I are now in WPO together. Big love and congratulations on 25 years!

Here's the logo you designed in 2000, which we still use!

Congratulations! I still have fond memories of working with your team, back when your offices were on a pier, near the Nash Bridges set!

Our 300FeetOut site looking timeless twenty years ago.

The same year YouTube and Reddit entered the internets, 300FeetOut launched ‘The Leading Residences of the World’ website for luxury hospitality brand ‘The Leading Hotels of the World’.

Global shipping company, Triton, celebrates their own 25th Anniversary with custom book and event collateral produced by 300FeetOut. Blind embossed and wrapped in genuine leather, gold foil stamped throughout, and tucked into a custom canvas sleeve—they spared no expense celebrating their history and family of employees. Even the invites to the celebration were custom designed for the sea faring crew.

300FeetOut launches the Laussane Palace & Spa website, combining Swiss hospitality with a spirit of openness and curiosity towards the new.

Having worked with Genentech for several years, 300FeetOut creates an interactive display wall at the Bay Area headquarters to promote their Meeting & Convention Services team to fellow departments.

300FeetOut (Internet Simplicity) worked with Netflix to create Netflix Prize, a collaborative filtering algorithm to predict user ratings for films.

A collection of images, mostly of B, though there's one of me twinning with a gent from the type foundry we shared the third floor with over in SOMA.

300FeetOut works with The Walt Disney Family Museum to produce collateral exclusive to the museum members.

300FeetOut paints the town pink, yellow, and blue with the design of our Holiday campaign to drive traffic to the new museum.

A modern take on a uniquely san francisco holiday tradition. With Tchaikovsky’s ‘Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy’ sounding through our studio in the heat of June — 300FeetOut toiled through Summer to give the Nutcracker a fresh new debut for its Winter season.

Team 3FO visits the Museum of Craft and Design in the San Francisco Dogpatch neighborhood.

Our team celebrated our oldest client partnership and longest running musical revue Beach Blanket Babylon's 40th anniversary celebration at San Francisco city hall.

I remember coming to visit my Uncle Greg, Barbara, Masha, and Bri-to at your San Francisco SoMa office. Masha introduced me to Minecraft and I haven't stopped playing yet.

Barbara was ruthless at Werewolf and inspiring as a creative business leader at the GEL conference live in NYC!

Our team gathers this holiday season for dim sum galore.

All eyes on 300FeetOut with our creative campaign for FontShop's (now Monotype) typography conference, Typo Focus.

Team 3FO heads to the pier for this year's SF Design Week events.

Barbara and Greg check out Park Central New York in anticipation of their new website.

This year's holiday celebration required hopping on a ferry and enjoying some fun in the sun playing bocce ball in Sausalito!

Team 300FeetOut celebrates the holidays in the driver's seat.

Stern Grove Festival taps 300FeetOut to rediscover their festival marketing strategy and campaign.

In anticipation of our work to come with SMUIN Contemporary American Ballet, our team headed to the Palace of Fine Arts San Francisco for an inspiring performance.

The team heads to the latest interactive popup in San Francisco, the Museum of Ice Cream!

Our team couldn't get enough. One more visit to the Museum of Ice Cream.

We celebrate the closing of the longest musical revue in history, our longest client partnership, and San Francisco cultural staple, Beach Blanket Babylon.

300FeetOut celebrates the City Beer Store brand refresh with owners Beth and Craig Wathen.

Our holiday party this year was full of wine and bocce on Treasure Island San Francisco.

Another year, another design week in San Francisco.