City Museum is located in downtown St. Louis—but attracts visitors and attention from around the world. A cross between a playground, art exhibit and museum, the 10-story building is full of climbable sculptures, winding tunnels, nostalgic ephemera and interactive exhibits, all…
Cor Jesu, an all-girls Catholic high school, already had a reputation for superior academics—but that reputation only told part of the story.
Real estate developer Green Street was planning two new residential communities in The Grove neighborhood. They turned to Atomicdust for help naming and branding the developments.
A local restaurant group asked Atomicdust to create branding for its newest concept, featuring nachos inspired by popular dishes from around the world.
A nutrition-focused meal delivery service was preparing to launch a new brand of gluten-free cookies. But first, they needed a name, branding and packaging design that would make the cookies pop.
ClaimChoice asked Atomicdust to update its branding and website, repositioning the company as a leading authority in advancing the health insurance industry.
Atomicdust created new branding, web design and an internal brand launch strategy for renamed railcar leasing and repair company, American Industrial Transport.
The team behind Recess approached Atomicdust for help bringing a new concept to St. Louis. We created a brand that strikes the right balance between nostalgia and modernism, indoor and outdoor, action and relaxation.
SaaS company Curate came to Atomicdust for branding, a website and a trade show booth that would build brand recognition and sales as the company grows.
As it continued to grow and expand its influence, NAPCRG – the world’s leading organization for primary care research – turned to Atomicdust to solidify its brand and further extend its reach.
