Uncategorized | 07.25.2022
Don’t miss A Conversation with Tarana Burke at the Holland Center on August 10th. Purchase your tickets now. Tarana Burke has dedicated her life to racial justice, gender equity, bodily autonomy, anti-violence, empathy, and power building for those who have experienced sexual trauma or harassment. Named TIME‘s Person of the Year (2017), Time’s 100 Most … Continue reading "Be Part of ‘A Conversation with Tarana Burke’"
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Uncategorized | 04.13.2021
Congratulations to Lucia Revollo, daughter of our own Kate Revollo, for receiving UNL’s Nebraska Young Artist Award in Dance! She is one of 69 juniors (and the only South High School student) to be selected for this honor. “Having arts as a part of my life helps me express my creativity and emotion,” Lucia said. … Continue reading "Lucia Revollo receives Nebraska Young Artist Award"
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Uncategorized | 03.18.2021
A personal message from the heart by Esther Mejia Trigger Warning: Suicide If you or someone you know is suffering from depression, people are here to help. The National Suicide Prevention Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-273-8255. Last year, we were all navigating through a pandemic, through social unrest, through uncertainty, through separation from those … Continue reading "In Honor of Jon-Jon Sherman – On Your 21st Birthday"
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Uncategorized | 03.16.2021
Esther Mejia, E Creative’s President & CCO, is honored to serve on SHARE Omaha‘s Board of Directors because of the reach they have with local nonprofits and because of how their work can impact our city’s philanthropic future. Read SHARE Omaha’s press release about new board members in the Omaha World-Herald here.
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Uncategorized | 12.21.2020
Over the last several weeks, E Creative has been honored to partner with Vic Gutman & Associates (VGA) to create the Do Right, Right Now COVID-19 prevention and awareness campaign. We’re proud to be part of this collaborative effort to develop a bilingual campaign to reach people in Douglas County and greater Nebraska. Do Right, Right Now is a … Continue reading "Do Right, Right Now"
Read More >Uncategorized | 10.29.2020
E Creative is excited to welcome Karin Siefkes, our new Creative Director, to the team! With nearly 30 years of experience in brand strategy, design and omnichannel marketing, Karin is the creative force behind our projects for clients. “I find inspiration in collaborating with our clients to bring their vision to life,” Siefkes said. “It’s … Continue reading "E Creative welcomes Karin Siefkes as Creative Director"
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Uncategorized | 07.21.2020
Thank you to the Midlands Business Journal for talking with Esther Mejia, our founder and Creative Director, and highlighting our focus on community and inclusivity! In the article, Mejia discusses the importance of creating marketing communications that are inclusive and that help people connect with needed services and resources. “We’ve been recommending a blend of … Continue reading "E Creative featured in Midlands Business Journal"
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Uncategorized | 06.30.2020
We enjoy when visual elements of a piece of artwork are thoughtful and unique, or even surprising at times. Alma Lopez is an artist who has been creating thought-provoking work for more than 30 years. By drawing from her heritage, she creates unique pieces that make people talk and remember them. We love that Lopez’s pieces are … Continue reading "Highlighting LGBTQIA+ Design Influencers: Alma Lopez"
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Uncategorized | 06.29.2020
We’re happy to see young artists, like Austin creative Jae Lin, influencing design to openly include the LGBTQIA+ perspective. We admire how their work amplifies trans and queer voices through eye-catching designs focusing on, as Lin describes on their website, “trans liberation, loving affirmation, and cute bunnies.” We are particularly intrigued by Lin’s work with hand lettering, because that … Continue reading "Highlighting LGBTQIA+ Design Influencers: Jae Lin"
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Uncategorized | 06.25.2020
Design that creates a connection with the viewer is inspiring to us, because we are all about building relationships through our work. Keith Haring was a New York-based LGBTQIA+ artist whose use of rhythmic lines and patterns intrigued viewers. By seeing Haring’s work in public spaces, residents of New York and visitors to the city could … Continue reading "Highlighting LGBTQIA+ Design Influencers: Keith Haring"
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