SLASH

We get to work on a lot of exciting high profile projects, supporting our country's military and defense operations. Our favorite part about working on these projects is [REDACTED... ████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████] And that's what makes these projects so great!

Our third rotation around the sun is almost complete. Thank you to everyone who came out for SLASH BASH 3.0. You're the people who supported us from day zero, listened to our bullshit, and helped us turn it into good shit. To the skeleton spitters, skull crushers, tramp stampers, and inked necks, you're just awesome. We hope all of your freshly tatted slash children are recognized at school today for how cool they (but mostly, their parents) are. - signed, your skeleton crew

We heard it was award season. We're not judges or anything, but we will be judging.

TOMORROW - Slashers from around the country will gather at an undisclosed location to P.A.R.T.Y. It's our birthday month! We're celebrating 3 years of good bone brands and proving that yes, things can and should be done differently around here. So tomorrow, drink something special in our honor. Maybe take an hour off work to stare at the sun. Have that corporate meltdown you've been waiting for. You never know where it might lead.

If you didn't attend this summer's Park City Song Summit, you missed out on: - An epic festival combining high vibes and music - Perfect summer weather and unreal mountain views - Abundance Institute's 'Tech for Wellness' experience We were stoked to help out Abundance by designing their branded event assets and even more excited to see them in action at the main event. Til next time!

Earlier this year, we helped Beehive Industries share the news (and successful testing) of their 3D printed jet engine. Today, Additive Manufacturing Media highlights Beehive's effort and offers a glimpse at what else is soon to come. ?? Meet the first 3D-printed engine made for defense.

Each year, SLASH takes on a select number of new clients and projects to support the business. We're now opening our books for Q1 2025. Why do we do it this way? 1. Personal Passion. Being selective about the work means we can focus on projects we're personally excited about. And it makes for a damn better product when we love what we do. 2. People First. We spend TIME with our clients to make sure we're taking care of them, building a relationship, and making their lives easier. Transactional isn't how we operate. 3. Doing it Right and Well. We're able to give the work our all, because nobody's spread too thin. Building something cool in 2025? Us too. Tell us about it @ [email protected]

Operation: Share fun stuff from the summer. ?? Subject: Designing a limited edition graphic tee for the Beehive Annual Summer Fest. What's your top pick?

From render to reality... ?? -- You know what's cool? Seeing a client take the foundation you gave em and run. A solid brand doesn't need its agency holding its hand for every next piece of content and design. A good foundation includes the blueprints to keep it going. Bad for business? Not really. It's just the right way of doing things.

New things are scary. That's the PR problem with innovation. But when you flip the script and start seeing: ?? AI as a tool, not a robotic overlord ?? Nuclear as a shot at clean energy, not the next fallout series ?? Nanotech as a real game changer, not a Crichton novel antagonist ...Suddenly, the future isn't so freaky. Abundance Institute is helping people see the good in what human innovation can do. And that's a message we can get behind.