It is built on a content management system to handle the large amount of data, and also includes a full e-commerce solution with a shopping cart.
]]>The design also reflects the atmosphere of a musical concert, and provides show and contact information.
]]>The graphic icon represents the function of the business, which is to put together a comprehensive development from a variety of smaller pieces.
]]>It is built on a content management system and features a newsletter manager, event manager, e-commerce, online survey, and a community forum.
]]>The characters also made their way onto wayfinding and hardscape elements.
]]>Not shown in this view are interactive displays that provide fun information about what is inside.
]]>The natural stone and wood siding keep continue the natural theme on the exterior and extending to the interior.
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Hieroglyphs. Cuneiform. Pictographs. Symbols. Paintings. Typography. Animation. Interactive Motion Graphics.
Communication is the exchange of thoughts, feelings, and information in a manner that creates a common goal between two or more parties. It has formed the basis for advancing human relationships throughout history. When communication is used effectively, there is no limit on what goal can be achieved.
Storytelling is the act of communicating your thoughts, feelings, and information to your selected audience. As you can see, throughout the history of the world, storytelling has taken on many forms. Each medium type can be effective if used on it's own, but storytelling can be even more effective when more than one type of communication is brought into play. In order to do this, an effective strategy must be employed that reaches not just the minds of your audience, but touches their hearts as well.
An environment surrounds your audience, and tells your story by enveloping them in the message. A whirl of color, a period of history, or the massing of spatial forms in your environment create intense emotions and a common sense of place. This enables you to instill your identity into the very center of their consciousness.
Art, illustration, photography, graphic design, and signage are all chapters in your story, that will enhance your spoken word and trigger emotions that your written word cannot convey. Interesting visuals have the ability to attract your audience's attention and reach deep inside of them creating a strong bond between them and your message.
Digital interactive media is one of the newest forms of communication on history's timeline, but it is one of the most powerful. By allowing your audience to participate in your story, you actually allow them to become part of your history, share in your identity, and form a personal attachment to your brand. The internet allows you to establish two-way communication with your audience on a very large scale. Conversely, an interactive exhibit reaches a smaller audience, but engages them in your storytelling in a very similar way.
By forming a strategy and implementing a solid plan, all of these different methods of storytelling combined can create a tremendous message to your audience. When you inform their minds, touch their hearts, and literally involve them in the telling, there is no limit to what goals will be achieved. Red Creek Design Company will be at your side helping you tell your story. Let's make history.
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]]>At Red Creek Design Company, your privacy is our priority. We are committed to protecting your privacy at all times, in all situations. The information we collect about you when you register with us is used to process your orders and to provide a more personalized experience on our site. Our site uses an encrypted SSL to increase the security of our customer's information. However, we do not guarantee complete security on stored information, however, we have installed and applied our encrypted pages and installed our SSL certificate to prevent stolen information.
You may browse the site without telling us who you are or revealing any information about yourself. Once you register, we know who you are. When you register, we ask you to fill out a form that requests your name, address and e-mail address as well as some demographic information such as date of birth. We will NOT share data with any partners without your consent. Your name and address information is used solely to process orders unless your prior consent is given. Without your consent, this information will NEVER be sold, given, rented or traded to others for purposes other than order fulfillment. Your demographic information (date of birth, etc.) will be used for several security purposes, to ensure you are who you say you are and in fact you are paying with your credit cards and not someone using your stolen credit cards.
If you choose to use our referral service to tell a friend about our site, we will ask you for your friend's name and email address. We will automatically send your friend a one-time email inviting him or her to visit the site. We do not store this information and uses it for the sole purpose of sending this one-time email.
When you visit our site we automatically log your IP address, your browser type and your access times. We utilize this information to conduct site performance evaluations, to see where visitors are coming from and to keep track of click stream data (the screens our users visit on our site). This data helps us to determine what content our members find most appealing so that we can maximize your enjoyment of the site. Log files are not tied to personally identifiable information.
All employees take your personal information very seriously. All employees must learn and obey our security policies. Access to member personal information is limited to key management personnel and our member services department. The information is ID and password protected and our Web security is reviewed on a monthly basis. We have also installed and implied our site with an encryption SSL.
After becoming a subscriber, you may correct/update your personal information by clicking on the 'My Account' link at the top of any page, entering your ID, password and birth date when prompted and clicking the Edit Information button. The changes you make will be reflected in our databases instantly. If you wish to deactivate your account, you may contact our member services group through the 'My Account' section, or the 'Contact Us' section.
Your password is used to help protect your account and personal information, it is your responsibility to keep your password secure. Do not share your password with anyone. We will never send you an email asking for your password or account information.
This Web site contains links to other Web sites. Please note that when you click on one of these links, you may be leaving our site and entering another Web site. These sites may independently collect or request information about you and we encourage you to read the privacy statements of these linked sites as their privacy policy may differ from ours.
From time to time we may send out email messages, newsletters, or to remind you about providing feedback or for promotional offers. In addition, you will receive communication from us 1) if you contact us for a particular reason, 2) to receive your orders, or 3) we need to contact you for administrative purposes. Administrative e-mails will not contain promotional materials. If you choose to receive our Newsletters, they will only contain promotional materials from us.
Though we make every effort to preserve user privacy, we may have to release account information when it is reasonably necessary to comply with the law, enforce the terms of any of our user agreements or protect our rights, property, or safety or that of our users.
We may correct or supplement your address information with standardized postal representation in order to ensure that your orders are delivered. We do this since we want to make sure that our members receive the order and to lower costs associated with our programs.
Cookies are pieces of information that your browser stores on your computer's hard drive which identify you when you enter. The ability to select samples on our site is not cookie-driven. We may use session cookies to provide a seamless experience on the site and to combine with our log files so that we can understand our site traffic and analyze our demographic information in aggregate form. If you have set your browser to reject cookies, our site will not identify you when you enter and you will need to manually type in your ID and password.
We welcome your comments and questions about our privacy policy - or anything else you might want to talk about.
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]]>Everyone has been to a history museum at one point in their life. Most are familiar with the traditional type of exhibits they contain. The table with random artifacts covered with glass and the dim light shining on it, a stuffed animal with mannequins located near it, or the skeletal remains of some dinosaur or an animal, all with their stanchions explaining what you are looking at or what occurred at that time. They are informative and very grown-up. You walk through them looking quietly and read the information.
Today's museums are trying to keep up with technology and have the visitors feel involved. They have interactive exhibits with touch screens telling you different information with accompanying videos. They have hands-on exhibits where you build items and walk through environments that make you feel like you are actually in another time. There are museums hands-on and interactive exhibits just for children. The newest craze has children's science museums popping up all over. These types of museums and exhibits change the way people view history and science. They get the family involved and experience new things. You touch, experiment, and eagerly anticipate the next exhibit. Children literally become excited when they get to go to the museum and experiment.It is the new way to educate and excite people about history and science. Art museums have even added interactive exhibits containing videos and touch screens. Sure the traditional exhibits are still used for items such as artifacts, rock specimens, and other historical items, but interactive exhibits are not to far behind in the next room.
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]]>The location is facing the south bound lanes of I-95. It greets all northern visitors.
]]>Alpacas are related to camels and are a little smaller than llamas. Their fur is similar to wool and is used for making knitted and woven items.
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