Quinn brings a reflective approach to design guided by its potential to foster awareness, connection, and care. A graduate of the University of Washington with a degree in Visual Communication Design, she finds reward in translating complex ideas into values-driven solutions.

Without a keen eye, one could almost miss it. A slightly deserted, nevertheless breath-taking community of architecturally cohesive and beautifully inconspicuous cedar abodes. In the words of Joseph Esherick “the ideal kind of building is one you don’t see”.

Ben’s work moves fluidly across publishing, curatorial practice, and applied research. At Bidoun, he’s contributed to shaping critical discourse around art and culture from the Middle East. At Ratio 3, he executed risk-tolerant exhibition programming. And most recently, at TOFTH , he collaborated with engineers and artists to interrogate how emerging technologies challenge inherited categories like human, machine, and nature.

With over a decade of experience across cultural publishing, R&D visioning, and creative strategy, Ben brings a systems-level approach to thinking about art, technology, and communication. He’s worked with organizations including Stripe, Meta, and the Gates Foundation.

Following our strategic collaboration to reimagine Mindbloom’s brand identity, digital experience, and launch campaign, we connected with Carly Shatzkin, Mindbloom’s creative lead, to delve into the therapeutic process of ketamine treatment and discuss the evolving role of psychedelics in modern medicine.

On November 2nd, DOG’s third night of COMPOUND WONDERS, we are excited to welcome Cheflee and Skyway Man, curated by Will Bundy. In 2022, Will co-founded Eternal Now—a book shop, record shop, ar(k)chive, and communal space for the arts located in Oakland, California.

On October 26, DOG’s second night of COMPOUND WONDERS, we are excited to welcome Chris Kallmyer—a musician who works in art and design. In 2021 he started Furniture Music, a studio that creates sounding home goods and research-based projects for active listeners, architectural applications, and to promote social well-being through sound.

In June, DOG presented SHELTER 750 – a solo exhibition of work spanning design, objects, and sculpture. The show represented a visual essay drawing on an extended index of generative forms, digital aggregates, and algorithmic bodies modeled from volcanic data, frozen in time, then realized into material configurations by artist Sahra Jajarmikhayat over the course of two years.

Founded in England and made in Portugal, Torsa’s focus on materiality and form sets them apart within the active apparel industry.

Lisa created Cookma based on a deep interest in Ayurvedic medicine sparked during a transformative trip to Kottayam, India. In a Western culture that rarely recognizes the importance of caring for birth-parents after childbirth, Lisa created a brand to bridge a crucial gap in the parenting experience.

Synthetic biology’s emergent ability to rewrite the code of life—and, by extension, the structure of the material world around us—is about re-engineering our future. At Landscape, we create future-forward brands that help new ventures shift perspectives, set expectations, and gain the early, essential trust and traction to lead their category.

Companion AI, akin to pets, are forging profound and enduring relationships with humans. Over time, these AI companions have the potential to create rich and meaningful connections, much like traditional pets have done for centuries.

Shot, directed, and edited by Landscape Creative Director Ben Bloom, “Dust” is an intimate look into surfing counterculture through the hands of an enigmatic contributor.

A theoretical exploration of humanity’s past, present, and future through the symbolism of salt and symmetry.

Terner Labs is scaling real-world solutions to the housing crisis by connecting a powerful ecosystem of change-makers and building a more equitable future. We partnered with their team to evolve a brand identity and digital presence signaling their contributions to housing innovation and leadership at the intersection of equity, affordability, and sustainability.

I woke up fully clothed on top of the flannel sheets of my hotel bed that first trip to Vermont. When my alarm goes off at the Lodge, I feel like I’m waking up there again, still surrounded by sleep deprived, blurry, psychedelically slanted and flower-infused-electricity—blasting through the dining hall for a week straight into the snow cats with too many snowboards for 12 people.

Black Rodeo is a celebration of Black Americana, inspired by the social narratives and history of African-American heritage and cowboys in rodeo culture. 

“They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us” is a powerful and thought-provoking collection of essays by Hanif Abdurraqib. Through his eloquent prose and keen observations, Abdurraqib explores the intersection of music, culture, and personal experiences. With its striking assertion, the book’s title sets the tone for exploring resilience in the face of adversity.

Backed by decades of experience, Future Partners is a creative insights firm shaping winning strategies for travel, tourism, and hospitality leaders. We partnered with Future Partners to create a complete brand evolution—including a new name—worthy of a small but mighty team of industry experts.

Once an opal mining hub, Lightning Ridge is now a slightly forgotten but nevertheless eccentric part of the Australian Outback. Traveling alongside a small crew filming for local Australian brands Sue The Boy, Little Dragon, and Hard Yakkah, our Creative Director Ben Bloom used his down time to document the people and place.

True to its name, The Book of Goose is a twisted fairytale brought to life by two girls who believed in a lie just enough to make it real. Although the book is framed by tragedy, Li’s astute descriptions often remain indifferent to the horrors they depict, which makes for a message so subtle you might miss it.

The whole thing begs the question: Should we stay here on Earth and fix what we’ve got or instead explore the far-flung opportunities in space? The answer is that we must do both to ensure our survival as a species in the universe. And it can be done. 

Albedo is the first company to offer aerial-quality imagery from space, helping people see with clarity and act with certainty. On track for the 2025 launch of its first satellite constellation into VLEO (Very Low Earth Orbit), we partnered with their team to launch an evolved brand and website into the world.

Founded by the designers behind category-shifting products like Tesla and YEEZY, Aeir is a modern luxury brand that creates universal tools for sensory exploration. We partnered with Aeir to build a striking digital experience introducing the future of fragrance to the world (rolling out over the coming months).

At the end of a winding road that unfolds into Washington, Whidbey Island is waiting for us. The wind and waves break against the coast of Penn Cove and a sleepy lodge sits nestled among the swaying conifers and smoke of hard-earned campfires. Here, in the fog and the rain and the world’s smallest sauna, the conditions are perfect.

A thoughtful leader with the sensibility to match, Yuji Sakuma joins Landscape as Creative Director in Residence.

Lindsay Dygert joins Landscape as a Client Director to lead project and client management disciplines across the studio.

The mathematics of Ada Lovelace. Woodworking on the weekends. 3D modeling in Blender. We’re excited to welcome Cameron Kono (and his many interests) to our team as a Designer.

Landscape collaborated with the team at Slé to shape their brand identity, mobile app, and web experience. With trip monitoring, actionable guidance, and community connection, Slé enables intentional moves towards cleaner air, less traffic, and a healthier you.

Sharebite, a startup that partners with restaurants to deliver food to corporate clients, today announced that it raised $39 million in a Series B round led by Prosus with participation from Fiserv, Contour Venture Partners, Reign Ventures, London Technology Club and Not Boring Fund.

Alphabet-owned Intrinsic is acquiring fellow robotic software firm Vicarious. The Bay Area-based firm has been kicking for a dozen or so years, raising a healthy $250 million in that time from big names like Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Samsung.

Dialogue, proximity, interface, objects, environment, community—whether physical or digital, any exchange can bring opportunity. In these moments of interaction, we can deepen our understanding, expand our perspective, and advance our practice.

In celebration of Landscape’s 10 year anniversary, we’ve captured 10 years of memories and lessons from our team in a 250 page book. Printed and bound locally, it is available for purchase now.

Excited to see Good & Common featured recently on PRINT, Creative Boom, Design Week, and World Brand Design Society.

Landscape was honored to speak at Google’s 3rd Annual Visual Design Summit, exploring new and emerging perspectives in design.

Born in Oregon, raised in Iowa, and based in Chicago, Beth Vande Griend joins the Landscape team as a designer.

We’re happy to welcome Hana Haber to our team as a Producer and Project Manager.

The final conversation in our series from San Francisco Design Week, featuring Homan Rajai and Elena Dendiberia of Studio AHEAD, is now available.

The next conversation in our series from San Francisco Design Week, featuring Shirzad Chamine, Founder and CEO of Positive Intelligence, is now available.

Connecting people with place and objects with moments, Cosmic Picnic is a surreal glimpse into a summer day on the California coast.

Know your rights. The next conversation in our series from San Francisco Design Week, featuring DeWitt Lacy, Founder of Good & Common, is now available.

As supermarkets stock their shelves with veggie burgers, chickenless nuggets, and pseudo sausages, we found ourselves wondering how the imitations stack up against the real deal. To find out, our team taste-tested nearly 30 of the alternative protein industry’s favorite brands—all in one afternoon.

Feeding a planet of 10B people sustainably isn’t going to be easy. But new protein alternatives will make it possible. We shared our thoughts on emerging brand strategies and stories with our friends at Fast Company. Bon appetit.

A designer and illustrator with a love for learning. Dana Kingery (and her cat) joins our team from Minnesota.

Building opportunity through inclusivity. The next conversation in our series from San Francisco Design Week, featuring Micaela Connery, Co-Founder of The Kelsey, 
is now available.

With over one million vaccines delivered to date, the brand has grown from a small start-up to a company with more than 7,000 employees and a network of more than 13,000 testing and 500 vaccination sites across the U.S., administering 35,000 vaccines a week.

A Kind of Guise reached out to our Creative Director Ben Bloom to collaborate on an editorial photoshoot promoting their latest collection.

Casual surfer, artful maker, and thoughtful designer. Alison Yousefi joins us from Dropbox.

Improving human and planetary health. The first conversation in our series from San Francisco Design Week, featuring Yuji Sakuma, Design Director at Seed, is now available.

Do it big.
Do it quiet.
Make it mean something.

We’re excited to welcome Marie LaLonde to our team as a Copywriter and Strategist.

How can design help distribute and delegate power with equitable intentions? We’re thrilled to shape the concept and campaign for San Francisco Design Week for 2021.

Rule of Three is a fast-paced card game for visual thinkers. Pair it with a festive libation to pass the hours you no longer have to spend with the in-laws. Excessive celebration doesn’t award more points, but it does feel good.

Founder & Executive Creative Director Adam Weiss speaks with Adweek about branding, politics & identity.

With passion and purpose, let us begin.

Today, we’re excited to announce our upcoming pro-bono design collaborations with civil rights attorney DeWitt Lacy and photographer Tricia Turner.

If Google had tried to name the company after its core offering, it might have registered a name like Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web (the original name for Yahoo!).

Choosing a name is an investment, don’t undersell your chances. Great names start with a strong sense of identity and strategy. Learn about the naming process at Landscape.

We’re thrilled to announce that Landscape has been selected by San Francisco Design Week as the agency partner for 2020.

How we got here, what we’re working on, what we’re into, and what’s next.

Associate Creative Director Jessica Katona spoke with the Dieline about gender-inclusive design, and what we expect and hope for in the future.

The future is, by nature, uncertain. But therein lies the opportunity.

Inspired by our trip to the Southwest in search of sun, solitude, and transformation. Recycled, heavy-weight, and designed just for you. A limited run. Available now.

We decided to celebrate a dog year of amazing work in the land of endless red dust; Sedona.

Tours of Frank Sinatra’s pad. Mezcal soaked post-it notes. We hopped aboard a plane to sunny Palm Springs to celebrate five years of incredible teamwork and reflect on room for growth. To compliment the ambiance of the trip we designed a collection of energetic collateral and apparel.

Landscape worked with founders at Botanica to define their brand language and digital experience in advance of their opening. Wonderful to find that LA Magazine has named Botanica as one of the 10 Best New Restaurants of 2017.

An internal project at Landscape, The San Francisco International Book Club writes about and distributes books related to art, design, architecture, crafts, photography and fashion, as well as everyday objects.