Every agency starts with the same raw materials, twenty-six characters and three primary colors.
The only real difference is people. They build the vocabulary. They add the voice, the face and
the personality. Here are some of the Pasadena people who make a difference.
David has been dedicated to excellence since his days as an award-winning high-school and college athlete in Oklahoma. He is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and along with being a highly accomplished artist, designer, and creative director, he developed Pasadena’s concept of the “Vocabulary” of advertising.
“Vocabulary said it all to me: all the elements involved in marketing communication. Every client’s vocabulary begins with a unique palette, and an individual set of ID elements designed to work as a complete logo unit, or separated as stand-alone elements. The complete vocabulary encompasses everything from the look and sound of the broadcast to the choice of paper for brochures and stationary. With it we create concepts that give our clients a brand that can rise above the din and clutter of the competition.”
David has developed corporate vocabularies for a wide range of clients from fashion retailers to international entertainment companies. His work has been honored in numerous national and international competitions and publications including Electronic Media, Communication Arts, Print, Summit and the How Design Annual.
Every agency starts with the same raw materials, twenty-six characters and three primary colors.
The only real difference is people. They build the vocabulary. They add the voice, the face and
the personality. Here are some of the Pasadena people who make a difference.
David Ensz, Creative Director
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David has been dedicated to excellence since his days as an award-winning high-school and college athlete in Oklahoma. He is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and along with being a highly accomplished artist, designer, and creative director, he developed Pasadena’s concept of the “Vocabulary” of advertising.
“Vocabulary said it all to me: all the elements involved in marketing communication. Every client’s vocabulary begins with a unique palette, and an individual set of ID elements designed to work as a complete logo unit, or separated as stand-alone elements. The complete vocabulary encompasses everything from the look and sound of the broadcast to the choice of paper for brochures and stationary. With it we create concepts that give our clients a brand that can rise above the din and clutter of the competition.”
David has developed corporate vocabularies for a wide range of clients from fashion retailers to international entertainment companies. His work has been honored in numerous national and international competitions and publications including Electronic Media, Communication Arts, Print, Summit and the How Design Annual.