Over the last two years, the CTHM has completed its addition, new construction that provides public spaces and offices, and renovation to its historic interior. Zeitgraph developed a lightly-signed wayfinding system that bridges the characters of old and new architecture, recedes into background where appropriate, and begins to establish the visual voice of the Museum.

Zeitgraph has created enduring logos for a variety of clients. Restaurants, financial services, real estate, and health care are a few of the diverse areas where you'll find our brandmarks.

Fisher Heck Architects oversaw the restoration of a downtown gem, the San Antonio Loan & Trust Building. Its characteristic narrow tall shape suggested a format for this open house invitation.

Exterior and interior wayfinding signage for a city parking structure in downtown San Antonio, for Alamo Architects. The St. Mary's Street Parking Garage represents an upgrade to the City's parking structures in downtown, making them a more attractive visitor amenity.

Combining toylike elements with a contemporary feel, hopscotching over obvious solutions like crayon colors and kid scrawl, Zeitgraph gave the Museum an identity system that suited a new generation of young families.

Zeitgraph was invited to create a new identity program for a leading San Antonio periodontic practice. For this brand makeover, we designed an original logotype, bringing a friendly but crisp, professional look to this caring team of experts. We applied the logo to a basic paper system including social cards, an important touchpoint in maintaining a referral network. Web site by others.

Five years old this year, Fralo's is owned and made wonderful by proprietors Frank and Lori Hakspiel. Typical Frank and Lori: buy a Pepper White Mini Cooper for deliveries (well, they do go to The Dominion a lot). Zeitgraph provided the logo, building signage, and a web site for this smash hit startup.

The centerpiece of the Capital Campaign, this direct mail fund raising packet features photography of authentic objects and material from the late 19th century.

Interpretive graphics for the Blackburn and Denman Galleries at SAMA. Completed March 2008.