Sheepscot Creative

Our team has been supporting marketing and PR efforts for , including work on the 2026 back in February.

The films were excellent and the talkbacks were fascinating. We’d definitely recommend checking out the festival next year!

Social media, email marketing and PR efforts (shout out Amelia Lucas) yielded more pass sales, higher attendance at each screening, and significant media coverage from , , , and more.

Photo courtesy of Andrea Lonas Photography

Worksystems coordinates the workforce system across Multnomah and Washington counties, fostering individual prosperity and increasing business competitiveness.

Over the past few months we designed and led a Discovery process to inform strategies that effectively engage and educate Worksystems’ key audiences.

In addition to strategies, we delivered a comprehensive brand system, style guide, graphic templates, an icon set, and this infographic to help Worksystems’ leadership and staff explain the organization’s role in driving better economic outcomes across greater Portland.

If only we could swing a trip to Detroit next weekend to catch our short Portland snapshot at Better Cities Film Festival! We’re thrilled to have a small part in such a cool event.

🎬 A four-minute rush through Portland on two wheels, Ride the Veins captures the energy of cycling in a city that lives and breathes through its streets.
❤️ Why we chose it: It’s a kinetic celebration of how infrastructure shapes experience—and how bikes connect us to our cities in powerful ways.
"Ride the veins" screens on...
📅 Friday, Sept 19 @ 8:00 PM — Campus Martius Park, Detroit
🎟️ https://filmfreeway.com/bettercitiesfilmfestival/tickets
Sheepscot CreativeSheepscot River - Midcoast Conservancy BikePortland Detroit Bikes

Our friends at Frank Lloyd Wright’s in SIlverton, OR recently completed restoration of the exterior of the house. They invited us back out to document the work.

“These photos really highlight the time and effort we put into the repairs and staining. I am so proud to be a part of this. Thank you kindly for your help in making this new page in the story of the Gordon House come to life,” said Brendan Rooney of who completed the painting and staining work on the house.

California Urban Water Agencies (CUWA) aims to keep California’s environment and communities thriving. The nonprofit coalition includes 11 major urban water agencies that collectively deliver drinking water to two thirds of the state’s population.

Sheepscot was brought on to direct CUWA’s leadership and staff, through the development of a new brand.

The CUWA logo is an encapsulation of the coalition’s mission and values. Water rings radiating outward represent the ripple effect of CUWA’s impact on member agencies, their customers, the water industry and the state of California more broadly.

The mark suggests a unified coalition (circles embracing the name), both balanced (symmetrical, organic shapes surrounding the C) and impactful (a single drop can generate a dramatic impact).

This Earth Day, we’re especially appreciative of all the work our client SOLVE does to keep Portland beautiful. Among many other projects, SOLVE facilitates the Oregon Spring Clean Up, an annual invitation to take pride in and contribute to positive change in our state in celebration of Earth Day.

Sheepscot had a lot of fun helping SOLVE create material for their Trash Bag Challenge - a way for groups and individuals to volunteer, build community, and even compete with others (some trash talk allowed). 

The Oregon Spring Cleanup ends today, but SOLVE offers opportunities for clean up and restoration projects year round. Check out SOLVE’s website (SOLVEOregon.org) to learn how to sign up.

We had a great time designing this suite of bookmarks for , including one inspired by Kayin Talton Davis’s beautiful mural at the (newly re-opened) North Portland Library! Stop by the branch soon and check it out.

Congratulations Christine Walter and the whole team at for taking home Best in Show and Medium Cidery of the Year from the Northwest Cider Association!

We had a fabulous time touring their new production space and restaurant/tasting room in SE Portland with . Highly recommended on one of these hot days!🍻

We had the opportunity to collaborate with (and animate!) the legendary Bill Walton on a really fun project with our friends at for a few years back. He was a great guy on and off the court and will be sorely missed by Rip City.

Congratulations to the Northwest Environmental Justice Center () on the launch of its new website!

NWEJC.org is provides environmental justice resources and community connection across Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. It’s been an honor to collaborate with environmental justice practitioners throughout the Pacific Northwest on the development of this site.