




Pillsbury is a global full-service law firm with market-leading strengths in the energy, financial services, real estate and technology sectors. Aside from winning cases, law firms must have distinctive recruiting materials to attract the best and brightest law school graduates. Our challenge was to leverage an existing collection of brochures and create a new all-in-one recruiting brochure. The creative solution was a discreet printed digest, each section focusing on a different area of frequently asked questions. “How do I balance work with life at Pillsbury?”; “Does this firm share my interests?”; “After putting myself through law school, what will make Pillsbury the right next step?” Each of these sections were treated with a visual approach, to increase the likelihood that students would engage with the content, and keep the brochure as a design object.
This concept book served as a pre-launch introduction to a new design publication. Released while the first issue was deep in production, it helped create much-needed buzz and advertiser interest, and provided a tangible example of the brand promise.
The advertising kit for this new technology magazine needed to be something more likely to be kept on hand. The metallic pouch used to contain the kit was our way of thinking outside the typical folder, and was also a solution borne also of budgetary constraints.

7×7 Magazine is San Francisco’s monthly guide to music, food, fashion, art and of course, society events—tailored for a young affluent audience. Albertson joined the editorial team in concepting stories and visual features that have a uniquely San Francisco theme. The creation of a visual prototype was instrumental to initial ad sales efforts, as well as providing the template for launch of it’s first issues.