Pretty/Smart.
Your project will not only be noticed, but understood.
Sure our designs look great, but they perform even better. That’s because we begin each new project with a clear understanding of our clients, their audience and their goals.
Then we craft a unique strategy to achieve and exceed those goals. Your project will not only be noticed, but understood.
C*2 builds snappy, database-driven Web sites that are a breeze to maintain. We create compelling print pieces and identity packages. And we can seamlessly integrate print with Web for efficient and effective campaigns.
People like working with us. We build partnerships, that clients rely upon, profit from and enjoy.
Success stories
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Anuual Gala >
C*2 created a simple silouette theme of "circus" as a fun, "child-like wonder" approach to promote the funding of programs in pediatric cardiology.
What clients say
Columbia University P&S >
Working with Chapman Cordova has been a pleasure. Their on-line editing tool made publishing in print and on the web a very simple process. We will use them again and gladly refer them to our colleagues looking for publishers.
Creatively speaking...
Woody Allen on Design? >
“Dear Theo, Will life never treat me decently? I am wracked by despair! My head is pounding!
Mrs. Sol Schwimmer is suing me because I made her bridge as I felt it and not to fit her ridiculous mouth! That’s right! I can’t work to order like a common tradesman!
I decided her bridge should be enormous and billowing, with wild, explosive teeth flaring up in every direction like fire! Now she is upset because it won’t fit in her mouth!
She is so bourgeois and stupid, I want to smash her! I tried forcing the false plate in but it sticks out like a star burst chandelier.
Still, I find it beautiful. She claims she can’t chew! What do I care whether she can chew or not! Theo, I can’t go on like this much longer!â€?
-From Woody Allen’s If the Impressionists Had Been Dentists: A fantasy exploring the transposition of temperament. Without Feathers, New York: Warner Books, 1976.