News
What we've been up to lately
Skipstone Website Refresh
09/23/2011
Skipstone Ranch asked us to rethink their website. The new site almost designed itself, given the stunning photos of Kelly McManus.
Captûre Wines
09/12/2011
Captûre Wines website design was a great opportunity to work with a wonderful new client and show off the beautiful photos of Olaf Beckmann.
Parkpoint Health Clubs Website
07/15/2011
Parkpoint Health Clubs asked us to update the look and functionality of their website. We were happy to oblige.
Sift Cupcake & Dessert Bar
01/11/2011
New Joseph Phelps site goes live!
09/24/2010
Firefly gets a new home!
08/23/2010
Huge Bear spotted on Web!
08/09/2010
It's fun, interactive and pretty nifty (that's a techical term). And the wine itself? In a word, huge. Track down the bear for yourself and see what you think: hugebearwines.com
Jim Dandy!
07/20/2010
Jimtown Store is a great place for yummy sandwiches, the best of local wine, all just a few minutes outside of Healdsburg. The website? Thought you'd never ask. Check it out: www.jimtown.com
Jon Jorczak has written a new post about commuting with a designer's eye: http://blog.fireflycompany.com/2011/11/commuting-by-design/
So, it's not a plethora of piñatas (3 points if you know the reference), but we do have three websites to show you that we've launched recently, and we're very proud of all three.
http://www.parkpointhealthclub.com/
http://www.capturewines.com/
http://www.skipstoneranch.com/
Okay so we're a little late to the party, but we brought some Funyuns and a cool mix CD. So grab the kids and gather 'round the ol' laptop for our premiere blog: http://blog.fireflycompany.com/
One of our favorite photographers, Jim Hughes, is featured in the summer issue of AtEdge for his cover shot of American AgCredit's Annual Report, part of Firefly Creative Company's 2010 advertising campaign.
See it here: http://at-edge.com/campaign-spotlight/1108-Smr/1108-Smr_1659_1.html
Our newest TV spot is up and running in the SF Bay Area; the latest arm (or leg if you prefer) of the Sonoma County Tourism Bureau's Do You Speak Sonoma? campaign. Take a peek below!