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Check out the new custom designed Arizona Shooter's World website we just launched www.azshootersworld.com. Avenue 25 developed the entire site including: the web site design, web site development, graphic design elements, e-commerce & shopping cart development, secure log in, and all other areas. The site includes a very robust CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) which gives our clients the ability to modify the website from their own computer. In real-time, and with little or no experience, they can add and delete text, photos, products, calendar elements, menu pages, keywords, links, shopping cart categories, classes, etc, all on the fly. VERY COOL! ![]() ![]() Posted By Rusty- President/CEO on April 20, 2009
Phoenix, Arizona's iconic and largest public indoor shooting & training facility was in need of a revitalized image. So after a lengthy selection process they chose Avenue 25 to help move them into the future with a new logo design, web site development, showroom design, indoor and outdoor signage, printed materials, advertising and more. Check out the new and improved logo. The objectives were: modern, clean, simple, impactful, says "we've got it all", instantly recognizable, look cool on everything.
![]() ![]() Posted By Rob- Senior Art Director on April 20, 2009
Do you really expect your fast food to look like it does in the ads or on the menu board? Of course not. We've kind of gotten used to getting the item we ordered but not really expected much more. ![]() ![]() ![]() Posted By Rob- Senior Art Director on March 12, 2009
Become a fan and get insider news on upcoming events, specials and even contests where we give away awesome free stuff (well, not cars or anything like that – we are in a bit of a recession). ![]() ![]() ![]() Posted By Rusty- President/CEO on December 1, 2008
We are proud to announce that the website bestwebdesignphoenix.com has recently named Avenue25 the #3 web design firm in Phoenix out of literally thousands of website designers and firms in the Phoenix area. ![]() ![]() ![]() Posted By Rob- Senior Art Director on November 19, 2008
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I'm not that old, but I recall the word, "SUGAR" being in the titles of breakfast cereal when I was a kid. Then I ran across this timeline of cereal brand greats. I was right. Frosted Flakes was originally Sugar Frosted Flakes. Eventually the word sugar was pulled from everything in the breakfast category and replaced with things like, Golden, Frosted and Honey -- certainly more healthy than plain old sugar! Remember Sugar Smacks or Sugar Bear? SUGAR & GUNS! AWESOME! – Oh, sugar, you were a great friend. Graphic design has become such an intense marketing tool that the characters seem to actually play with your kids -- at least tempting them enough to throw a fit until you allow the box in the cart. They're about a animated as you can get and still be two-dimensional. But at least Tony had the huge sugar sparkles going for him on his spoon. That's all kids needed back then. Mmm…sugar… Enjoy some more of these great before & afters including old commercials! And here's a history of tons of cereal including box offers. You could even get a Chris-Craft Speedboat and Surfboard plus "Nuclear Propellant" see here.
![]() ![]() ![]() Posted By Rob- Senior Art Director on October 29, 2008
If you've been to our blog recently you might have noticed a few sneak peaks of the new Pepsi look. With some of the comments posted on different sites you'd think it was a poorly received endeavor and possibly even a publicity stunt. Pepsi has marked the updated look with a video of the brand evolution including logos, bottles, ads, and some slick vector animation that some may argue is a weak justification of the "smirk" that is now the logo - each grin a little different for the brands: Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, and Pepsi Max. You decide.
![]() ![]() ![]() Posted By Rob- Senior Art Director on October 27, 2008
You're accustomed to seeing ads in all the usual places, bllboards, newspaper, internet banners, etc. Unless they're terrificly creative they're common placement makes them become practically invisible. But take the creativity and some original placement and you can ratchet up the effectiveness exponentially! ![]() |



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