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TURNER FINE ART

Website Design, Advertising Campaign,
Exhibition Mailers, Signage Design


Branding : Digital Design : Advertising Design: Signage Design

Creative Curiosity designed a new brand identity for a local artist owned gallery Turner Fine Art.

About Turner Fine Art
Formally known as Trio Fine Art, and under new ownership by Jackson Hole based painter Kathryn Mapes Turner, the art gallery features museum quality paintings, sculpture and mixed media artwork by

nationally renowned artists that celebrates Jackson Hole’s awe-inspiring wildlife and scenery.

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The logo design was inspired by the owner’s own signature monogram for the gallery TFA that was then translated to the current word mark. The mark is paired with the elegant serif font Trajan.

Brand colors include a simple palette of charcoal gray, white, sage green and dark brown. Exterior signage was designed and produced showing the new logo over the front entrance to the gallery.


Website Design
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Building on the brand identity, a Wordpress website was designed and developed to showcase upcoming exhibitions, feature gallery artists
and their work, plus share stories and news on their blog, Behind the Brushes.

Advertising Campaign
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Turner Fine Art advertises in various local Jackson Hole publications as well as National art magazines like Fine Art Connoisseur. Our ad campaign focused on the beauty of art. From the ad headlines to
the simplistic layout, our goal was to share these beautiful artworks with the audience and the world.

Exhibition Cards
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To help advertise upcoming exhibitions at Turner Fine Art, our team designed a series tri-panel show cards which included artwork samples, exhibition dates, reception details and an artist statement about the work. These self mailer cards were sent out to a VIP list of gallery patrons
inviting them to an exclusive artist reception event. The show cards were printed on a matte card stock then had a soft touch coating applied to give it an extra special feel when received in the mail.