United Ways of Texas knew our reputation for effective visual communication with nonprofits and corporations. When creating their Built for Texas Impact Report, United Ways of Texas partnered with ColorWorks Creative to design a publication with engaging infographics and solid visuals.

Our work with United Way for Greater Austin is varied and ongoing. Let’s just say they really like us. They consistently reach out to us for various campaign needs, and like most repeat clients, we feel more like a partner and a team member than just a supplier.

Capital Idea came to ColorWorks wanting a mural for their front office entrance. They wanted something that was central to Austin, and also would be a perfect place to take pictures of their incoming student to welcome them to the program. We worked diligently with them to create not only a functional photo background but also something that would create interest and even put a smile on your face when you walk in the door.

Austin Community Foundation came to us with an idea to create a card deck to use in a philanthropy workshop that would help clients learn what area they'd like to get involved with. ColorWorks took their already established branding and incorporated a new, fun pattern to be used in the deck branding.

Even non-profit organizations need a modern, updated image that communicates their purpose effectively to the communities they serve. Colorworks Creative helps them do just that. Covenant House had recently gone through a large rebranding effort when they came to us for help. We started with creating a logo design for their Sleep Out campaign that was clean and precise. We pulled from that distinct image to create a Sponsorship Packet that told their story and expressed their needs. No campaign is complete without social media, so we finished up the project by designing social media images for Covenant House that brought their message to life.