AIRSHP

We helped LED wearables startup Austin Bright Light Design establish their branding and identity as well as managed the successful kickstarter launch of their first product, The Firefly Cloak.

AIRSHP designed, built and managed the website for this first-year festival in Illinois that featured a stellar lineup of renowned jam, rock, funk, and bluegrass bands such as The String Cheese Incidenent and Widespread Panic. The website is based around a festival-optimized, custom wordpress theme that features CMS capabilities for managing the lineup, schedule, FAQ’s and much more. The front end is responsive and mobile-optimized.

In addition, we built a custom-API integration that syncs lineup and schedule data with the Phases mobile app (built by our talented friends at Aloompa). AIRSHP managed all social media marketing for the festival as well – a broad effort of brand-awareness building and targeted marketing across all major social platforms.

AIRSHP started a charity project to help the survivors of the tragic Central Texas wildfires of 2011.

The idea was simple, but timely:  Design great-looking shirts that would commemorate this moment in time and pay tribute to the enduring spirit of the Texans who lived through it.  Then use the proceeds to help out the wildfire relief efforts.

In addition to our designs, we enlisted the help of other great Austin designers- The Butler Bros, Gerren Lamson, Curtis Jinkins, Brett Stiles and many more- all contributed shirt designs.

Our friends at AMPLIFIER handled the printing and fulfillment from East Austin.

We built a web-based storefront to sell the shirts and leveraged power of social media- twitter and facebook mostly- to spread the word…it worked.  To date we have sold around 2000 shirts and counting. Visit CentralTXFires.org to buy a shirt or get more info.