Each + Every

Just dads bein dads 🫡

Our building is being painted (color choice largely inspired by Alex’s wardrobe judging from this photo) and we couldn’t be more excited 🎉

📢 Ryan here announcing an exciting call for submissions from our design community for a new studio initiative! Can someone please send me a cool yellow hat so I can keep sitting on this side of the desk

It’s all about the process—from sketches to final installation, check out more from our work in Franklin Hall at Kent State University!

More on this project at the link in our bio ➡️

In collaboration with Kent State’s College of Communication and Information, we worked with Kent State University’s Office of the University Architect to redesign the welcome space in Franklin Hall.

We created a dynamic environment to inspire students while also creating spaces for working, resting, and gathering. More on this project at the link in our bio!

We love working with clients who have an elegant vision—and we love bringing it to life, down to the finest details.

Our brand new paper cutter has arrived and is being inspected by the studio guys like neighborhood dads gathered around a new grill

The spot gloss on these cards for Luma Counseling make our designer hearts skip a beat 😱

This week's featured volunteer is Alex Catanese, from Each + Every! Alex helps MSK with public art projects, Adopt A Spot and other fun things related to making downtown Kent look great. Thanks for your support of all we do, Alex!

A moment of Ohio sunshine in the studio today 🌞

Writing Across Borders is an initiative of the Wick Poetry Center. In their own words,

“Writing Across Borders celebrates the diverse cultural identity of the city of Akron and our country through the intimate and inclusive voice of poetry.”

We enjoyed working across print and web for this project. You know the drill—more on this project at the link in our bio!

Throwing it back to our work for Parkside Students from 2018—these collages still have our hearts ✨

(More on this project at the link in our bio)

Nailed it 😤

We’re not quite sure who we’d be without our record player and trusty library of design books 🎶📚

We created these icons for the Charles Koch Institute & Foundation websites. Are you team color or team line work? 🤔

On days like today, we can’t wait to see the signage we designed for North Water Brewing in the summer sunshine again! 🌞

Arcot is the recognized global leader in digital payment security solutions—here’s a peak at the brand guidelines we created for them 👀

Our work for the Wick Poetry Center is currently on display in the Washington National Cathedral’s Center for Prayer and Pilgrimage

🌻This installation for the Dear Ukraine global community poem exhibit showcases poems from around the world as viewers share their thoughts in response

To participate in the project, head to the link in our bio

Some gradient goodness for Luma, a new Christian counseling center based in Indianapolis

Here to provide your daily dose of typographic nostalgia with this card for North Water Brewing Co. ✨

Our Art Director famously loves the color orange. With our branding for Roofsmith Restoration, he finally met his match 🧡

It’s been a minute, folks! We’ve been working on exciting new brands, environments, websites, and more—not to mention loving our new studio space ✨

We’re excited to share more with you—stay posted for regular updates coming soon!

Update:
Thank you everyone! Our team is all safe. At this point we anticipate being back to work after the weekend but are continuing to stay in contact with the fire department today as they are still on the scene at 5:45PM. Again, we want to convey just how grateful we are for their particular care in keeping us informed next door.

Original Post:
Hello everyone, Ryan here. Many of our kind friends, clients, and neighbors have reached out to us this morning about the tragedy downtown—as you may know, our studio is directly next to the mill. We share an alley! I had actually come in early today and was working by myself in the studio before being evacuated by an officer who was clearing our building. I came outside to Josh who had just parked in the lot behind Town Hall II and we both stood there for only a moment before the front of the building blew out. Our team is all safe, as are our neighbors in the Sanford Building. On a personal note, Nate and I actually both very recently had the chance to walk down and visit the Kent Fire Department to discuss our design work with the city and how we might be able to serve them. Chief Myers and the rest of the Captains and Firefighters that we met were extremely kind, welcoming, and hospitable in showing us around their facilities and describing their work downtown. I left that meeting feeling especially grateful to have such a fantastic group of people keeping our community safe and was heartened to see the Chief standing outside of our building as I evacuated. We want to offer our sincere thanks to these first responders and the care they put into clearing our building and ensuring that we are safe as this fire continues to be fought—not to mention the personnel from Stow, Hudson, Brimfield, Ravenna, Mantua, Streetsboro, Tallmadge, Uniontown, Cuyahoga Falls, Munroe Falls, Suffield, and I am sure others that I have missed who are here on the scene today. Thank you all! I am not sure what to say to our neighbors in this beautiful city except that we are so proud to be downtown with you and a part of this season together.

The kids are wearing dinosaur costumes tonight. 🦖🦕

We are seeking an excellent Full Stack Developer to join our small studio. Together we will change the World Wide Web. Please visit eachevery.com/careers for details.

Today we’re reflecting on the events of May 4, 1970 at Kent State and the lasting impact this day has had on our community here in downtown Kent. We were so thankful to be a part of releasing this interactive map last year. Please consider exploring one of the digital tours about May 4 today.

Mapping May 4 | Kent State University An interactive map of audio stories surrounding the events of May 4, 1970.