Living Blueprint has been helping charities and good causes since the day we opened our doors and when this opportunity to help three very young girls raise money to build a well in Ethiopia we simply could not turn away.

I will write more on this post in the next few days but I want to get this up right away as they have an event on May 15th (this weekend) and I want to get the word out any way I can.

Please have a look.

Visit their new splash page The Kindness Effect

Pacific Coastal is a family run airline and was founded by CEO and Director Daryl Smith over 30 years ago. Daryl’s roots are in the logging business, but he gained his reputation through 42 years of aviation experience as a pilot and owner of several regional carriers. With various degrees from the University of British Columbia and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University the Smith family oversees all operations in the Northern and Southern BC Regions alongside a staff who have previous experience with Air Canada, AirBC, Trans Provincial Airlines, Canadian Airlines, and more.

Visit their current website Pacific Coastal

Aggressive, persistent and resourceful is a great place to start when describing the principals of this company.  They began their company by finding a great car-washing system that uses dramatically less water than anything else on the market.  No soap, No chemicals, No water run-off – in fact it only uses about one cup of water to clean an entire car. Compare that to a large automated machine that literally soaks / baths your car in almost endless amounts of water.

When they approached Living Blueprint to help them tell their story and communicate with the outside world they had already been to three other companies for quotes – the important thing to understand when choosing an agency is to find a group of people who understand you.  Sure, they need good work and of course they need to make great websites but beyond that you need to make sure you all ‘Click’.  We did just that.  From our very first meeting to the day we handed over the final brand our relationship was clear, enjoyable and above all creative.

Living Blueprint worked closely with Pinpoint Tactics who worked on the company structure side of the project to make sure that not only did they look the part – but they are the part.

Watch out for this great new company in parking garages around the Vancouver area.

MobiGlow

How does this fit with Living Blueprint?  Easy, we had the privilege to build a website for their producer Brian Howes. Following a string of major successes they decided to get on-line and show the world who they are.  We spent a couple of months with them to find out how to position the website and what should be focused on.  The result was quite simple as we based our work on the great imagery from Micheal O’shea Photography, working from there we put together the core of the site that shows the Studio, Control Room and Lounge in a unique custom built photo gallery – sure, there are many flash based off the shelf picture viewers but have you ever tried to use those on your shinny new iPhone? Not to mention the fact that we really wanted this website to have a custom feel.  We do not specialize in ‘off the shelf’ websites as our clients are not ‘off the shelf’ either.

The team here at Living Blueprint Creative are very proud of the overwhelming response we’ve seen from the updated website and branding campaign. We have launched the new website and are thrilled to have been a part of the creation of  Uli’s new business outlook.

ABC Language Solutions has been around for more than 12 years, and has built a strong business based upon referrals and reputation.  The decision was made to develop a recognizable brand and strategic outreach website through strategic development at Living Blueprint Creative.

The brand new site was created using a very strong Content Management System (CMS) designed so that the client could easily update and work with the site.  Along with color theory, logo design, and photography direction, the CMS system is a staple in the creation of websites today. The ability to keep up-to-date on information is imparative for companies to control thier content and reach out to every target market.

For more information on ABC Language Solutions, please check out the new website: www.abclanguagesolutions.ca

The conference volunteers worked impressively hard to place the content on the website, and run the blog, twitter and various other social and viral media applications.

If you are in the Public Relations / Communications industry CPRS is a great place to meet influencial people and learn how to build your career.  This has been a very good start to a working relationship with CPRS and Living Blueprint.

Tyson Blume, proprietor took ownership from his father who started the restaurant over 30 years ago.  Living Blueprint was chosen to create a website for them and establish some strategies strengthen the brand.

Here is Tyson with a modest bottle of beer – yes that is beer… 2L worth

Here is the evidence that Living Blueprint was there – empty beer bottles.  One of the key benefits of Uli’s Restaurant is the extensive and unique selection of beer, if like you a great bottle of beer you wont be disappointed.

Uli’s has two main sections, this area with the nice big black boards and the area we had our dinner in.  Both areas have a unique feel to them and are very comfortable.

Enjoy the view below from the comfort of the heated patio.

This is what you see from the patio – the view is amazing.  If you are in the White Rock area and want to have a great dining experience go to Uli’s and enjoy.  Tyson makes a point to meet people and the atmosphere is very inviting.

Below are some images from the Miku Restaurant Exclusive VIP Event – an elegant evening of fine wines, sake and the much-anticipated debut of Miku’s Aburi-style sushi.

The picture above was shot is the hospitallity suite. They occupied the suite for the entire duration of the 4 day conference. To ensure people could easily find Syntaris Power, we had the pop-up displays outside the doors of the room.  This made them easy to find and conveyed the brand in a very strong way.

There are many ways to convey your brand, including product placement, booth position and logo structure. Next time you have a hospitality suite, think twice about printing your company name on a small peice of paper and putting it on the door.