Brightside Creative

Brightside recently visited Antigua, Guatemala, for a wedding. While there, we toured a coffee farm, part of the De La Gente () fee collective that supports small-scale coffee producers in Guatemala through cooperative assistance. Coffee farmer Juan Carlos showed us around a field and, with help from interpreter Luis, taught us about the planting and harvesting cycles. Next, we went to Juan Carlos's home where he showed us how the coffee beans are processed and prepared for consumers. Then Juan Carlos's wife demonstrated the traditional way to roast, grind and brew the coffee. We sampled a cup of two of the delicious brew (along with some delicious cookies) before enjoying a typical Guatemalan lunch at the family table.

Suzanne recently went to a trade show to showcase her product, PLAYAMIGO. She wanted to really stand out from the standard setup, so we chose a corner booth and designed the space to simulate a fun environment where the PLAYAMIGO would be used. Not only was the booth unique, it was economical, using only a custom-printed 10' X 10' backdrop, a retractable banner, a small beach umbrella and a plain tablecloth. The open, colorful plan of the booth drew in many visitors who enjoyed trying out the product!

AI has some great tools for editing. But when the tools become the photo, the authenticity is gone. Great environmental portraits do more than just capture a face—they tell an authentic story. The right setting can add depth and context, making your brand or personal image more authentic and engaging. But the real magic happens when the subject opens up and their personality shines.

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The spring issue of Priory Magazine recently landed in mailboxes! We're proud to work with with Saint Louis Priory School on this publication, which shares the school's latest information with current students, alummni, faculty and their families.