SEP 2, 2004

Reddoor Entertainment

Last month, we hooked up with Charlotte-based Reddoor Entertainment and were hired to create a website that reflected the big-city events they're known for throwing. Now that it's done, we think it's safe to say there's not another event promotion company with comparable website in the region.

AUG 10, 2004

Steelroots

This month we began work with Steelroots, a multifaceted Christian ministry based around the action sports scene. Our first project was to redesign their collateral and create a 20-page media kit. We're pretty proud of the finished work.

JUL 30, 2004

Top 25 Book Of Lists

We are happy to announce that we ranked #20 on the Charlotte Business Journal's "Top 25 Book Of Lists" listing for Web Design Companies in 2003. We are proud of the accomplishment and look forward to achieving a higher rank for the 2004 listing.

JUN 14, 2004

Col-Met

Col-Met, based in Garland, Texas, approached us to revamp their corporate website. We focused more on what their landscape edging and sign holders provide, rather than the products themselves.

MAY 17, 2004

Rick Crawford and SEM

This month we are proud to announce the completion of two new projects. Long-time Studiobanks client and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver, Rick Crawford, wanted us to give his official website a facelift. We tried to stay as true as possible to the truck series, so we threw a functioning tachometer, gauges and switches into the design. You'd be hard pressed to find another NASCAR driver with a better website. In addition, the Charlotte-based SEM, who has developed products for automotive repair and refinishing for over 50 years, gave us the opportunity to completely overhaul their online presence.

FEB 17, 2004

New Employee

This month Studiobanks managed to snag its third employee, Ben Visser, a recent graduate of the Winthrop University design school. We look forward to utilizing his strong design skills on many a project.

FEB 9, 2004

MediaComm Redesign

We recently completed a redesign of the website for MediaComm, the region's largest film and audio-visual production facility. They came to us with the concept of each facet of their company representing an element of a storm. We think the result incorporates their theme quite well.