We drive the creative process.
Capturing the essence…
…of unique Indian flavors and an exceptional dining experience at Indique, led by celebrated chef K.N. Vinod, who has been delighting the palates of Washingtonians since 1991.
Indique’s visual identity, featuring a curry leaf, inspired the color palette for the restaurant’s interior design, uniforms, and sister restaurant, Indique Heights.
Growing a community…
Cultivate is the magazine and program guide for Brookside Gardens, an award-winning public display garden in Montgomery County, Maryland. Cultivate supports Brookside Gardens’ mission to connect people to plants by attracting new visitors to the gardens, programs and events—while cultivating a community of volunteers and donors.
Refreshing a brand…
As a brand-approved partner of MedStar Health, Mad Duck Creative quickly redesigned MedStar Georgetown University Hospital’s monthly publication, the Georgetown Star, to reflect new system-wide brand guidelines. Founded in 1898, MedStar Georgetown provides world-class patient care, clinical training and research.
Seeing things differently…
The Autism Society of America has been improving the lives of all affected by autism for over 50 years. Families and professionals focus on advocacy, education and support at the annual conference—but it’s also a time for respite, having fun and building community. Mad Duck’s concept to wear sunglasses was a low-key way for conference participants to express personal style and try on a new persona.
Strategizing with entrepreneurs…
Entrepreneurs are the backbone of the economy. They create products and services that solve problems in innovative ways. The contributions of entrepreneurs extend far beyond the bottom line. Mad Duck Creative collaborates with small businesses by establishing and evolving their brand identities, developing visual communications and strategizing to maximize their marketing budgets.
Supporting a mission…
Since 1925, The Society of Woman Geographers (SWG) has been devoted to multidisciplinary intellectual exchange and support among accomplished women explorers. A few of SWG’s early members include Amelia Earhart, Margaret Mead and Mary Douglas Leakey. Kathryn Sullivan—the most vertical person on Earth— carried the SWG flag into space in 1985, and into the deepest point of the world’s oceans, Mariana Trench, in 2020. Mad Duck Creative has redesigned a variety of SWG collateral, including a new flag that explorers will carry on future expeditions, as part of the Society’s Flag Carrier program.