Web Development

The Santo de Mayo 5K is an annual running event at Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston, Texas. Purrnsickitty Design has worked closely with On Your Left! Marketing & Events to produce numerous items for the event, including the start/finish line structure, race bib, tshirts, rack cards and banner ads. 

Klyde Warren Park was selected as a finalist among five other parks in the country for the prestigious Urban Land Institute Urban Open Space Award. Purrsnickitty Design was asked to create a collateral piece to wow the judges by highlighting key features of the park. The book design included a brushed metal cover, a tri-fold fold out of the park map, and a personalized belly band. Klyde Warren Park went on to win the award.

Purrnsickitty Design was tasked to create a rack card, bimonthly newsletter, and various print and banner ads promoting the inaugural College Football Playoff and several sanctioned events including the AT&T Playoff Playlist Live! and Playoff Fan Central. Purrsnickitty Design also provided creative services for the National Football Foundation Leadership Hall of Fame Dinner and the Extra Yard 5K, the official race of the College Football Playoff Championship.

Kevin Sullivan Communications is a public relations company that provides message development and strategic communications counsel; media and presentation coaching; and crisis planning and response services. Purrsnickitty Design created a logo, letterhead, business cards, print collateral and also a website. 

Purrnsickitty Design was hired by On Your Left! Marketing & Events to develop a brand for The Original Mud Run. The Original Mud Run is a 5K/10K military style obstacle course. A website, event signage, and print collateral were also produced.

On Your Left! Marketing & Events (OYL) is setting the pace in active lifestyle marketing. OYL produces unique and fun active lifestlye events, marketing campaigns for active lifestlye events and brands, and provides customized corporate running or walking programs to engage employees in their corporate wellness initiatives. Purrsnickitty Design has worked alongside OYL since its inception providing creative assets for every faucet of their business from branding, website development, marketing collateral and event signage.

Pat & Emmitt Smith Charities was founded by Pat and Emmitt Smith and is a nonprofit charity that creates and funds unique experiences and educational opportunities for underserved youth. For over five years Purrsnickitty Design has helped produce numerous collateral pieces for the charity. The Emmit Smith Celebrity Invitational (ESCI) is one of their signature events held in May of each year. Purrsnickitty Design has continued to create invitations, marketing collateral and design the annual event program. 

Purrsnickitty Design procured a two-year contract with the Host Committee and was involved in every facet of creative needs for all programs and events leading up to the Super Bowl, including designing and maintaining the Host Committee website in collaboration with Level 10 Interactive. Released quarterly for two years leading up to Super Bowl XLV, XLV Insider magazine highlighted the programs and events of the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee.

Earth Day Texas (EDTx) is a Dallas-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting environmental education through captivating events. Now in its sixth year, EDTx has grown into the World’s Largest Earth Day Festival for sharing the latest initiatives, discoveries, research, innovations, policies, and corporate practices reshaping our world. In April 2016, the event had more than 130,000 attendees. With a mission to make Every Day Earth Day, EDTx continues to present additional programming and events 365 days a year.

Launched by the Super Bowl XLV Host Committee in 2009 in partnership with Dallas-based nonprofit BigThought, SLANT 45 was a student-led service-learning program that inspired youth to improve their communities in creative and meaningful ways. In 2011, SLANT 45 became one of the largest service-learning projects in U.S. history. By the end of the program in January 2011, 44,140 youth had logged more than 445,000 hours of service to their communities. BigThought has continued the program as a constant reminder that kids can spark change.