UVSC Performing Arts Center

This week, we finished a tempera concept rendering of the proposed Performing Arts Center at Utah Valley State College (UVSC). We've obtained permission to show this rendering on our blog, but the details of the project are still in the works. We'll let you know more about it as updates become available!

Billboards

Yep, we do these, too. Here's a billboard for a new project in Springville called Grasslands. We also did the website and marketing materials for them. You'll notice STC's logo (which we did) on the billboard, as well as 84 Lumber's. STC is doing the framing on the project, and 84 Lumber is the supplier.

Which brings us to an important point: if you're having trouble finding a way to finance your advertising, you can always ask your banks and other companies you work with to pitch in for the cost of printing, designing, and maintaining your billboard! At any rate, if you're ever interested in having a billboard made, we can make it look good!

Kinateder, Inc. Featured in The New York Times!

Yesterday, something interesting happened here at Kinateder. One of our employees did a random Google search for Kinateder and Associates (we used to be named that, and we still haven't really gotten used to the change), when what should happen but that we stumble across an article in the New York Times written in January of this year with an image we created featured prominently at the head of the article! Woo hoo! Yeah, we were pretty excited about that. It's too bad that it took us 12 months to figure it out! Still, we can now say with pride that one of our images has graced the pages of America's premier newspaper! So next year, perhaps our goal should be to be featured in The Economist or something like that. For now, we're just really glad we stumbled upon such great publicity. After all, NYT publishes "all the news that's fit to print". And we think that makes us pretty special.

I'm going to edit this post tomorrow and talk a little more about this, but until then, I'll post it anyway.

Random Model Progress Pic

Here's a model we finished back in April. Just thought the pic was cool, so I had to post it. The red rocks make it a great image to show, since its red rock makes it so different from the greenery you often see on a scale model.

Quarry Springs

Here's a model that we actually completed a few months ago but never got around to posting. With this model, the client wanted to show details in the houses themselves but not too much in the topography. So it's really a cross between a study model and a more refined model. We'll post some closeups soon.