Thinkso created a brand identity and new website for Kate Tempesta’s Urban Golf Academy, an innovative program that combines creative movement techniques and traditional golf to teach children as young as age 4.

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Thinkso launched the new Common Ground website, a non-profit group fighting to end homelessness in New York.

As part of their annual trip to New York City, design students from Brigham Young University toured the Thinkso studio and were “treated” to a lecture by alum and Thinkso partner Brett Traylor. Other stops on their week-long trip included Pentagram, Martha Stewart, Graphis, and Studio Case.

Thinkso has redesigned the identity of New York Eleven Plus, the advocacy association for the interior design industry. The bold, mono-weight mark takes inspiration from a floor plan, artfully combining all elements of a complex name into a single graphic.

The cover of the latest BCM Quarterly, illustrated by Thinkso.

For the fourth consecutive year, Thinkso has designed the student exhibition materials for New York Eleven, the advocacy association for the interior design profession.

The cover of the latest BCM Quarterly, illustrated by Thinkso.

The first issue of The BCM Report rolled out this month. Thinkso designed the theme-based publication as a complement to BCM Quarterly—Baylor College of Medicine’s quarterly newsletter. The two publications represent the core of BCM’s institutional communications.

Thinkso designed an identity and website for Reich & Paollela LLP, a new law firm focused on appellate litigation.

YoungEntrepreneur.com published Brett’s article on the “5 Essentials to Cultivate Business”.