We developed pre-branding educational trifolds and Point of View booklets for Psychemedics, translating complex science into accessible guidance. We are honored to support parents and administrators with clear visuals, persuasive data, and compassionate messaging.
We built sales catalogs for Ranger’s wireline and fishing tools, starting with accurate 3D models and ending with spec driven pages that help engineers and buyers understand benefits quickly. We are proud of the realism and clarity.
After a long hiatus, Cooper Valves reconnected with us to revamp their online presence. We delivered a sleek, modern website that not only showcased their products but also strengthened their American brand identity.
Predi Designs developed two similarly-styled brochures highlighting GryphonESP’s First Aid/CPR and Fire Extinguisher training offerings. The designs balanced clean layouts with vibrant visuals—built with limited assets and sourced content.
We created distinct PowerPoint template systems for Submar and Ranger, matching each brand’s voice. Clear guidance slides teach teams how to personalize layouts, ensuring faster decks, consistent visuals, and confident delivery.
Psychemedics wanted several short-form animated videos to inform the public about the growing dangers of fentanyl and other emerging drug trends. We created custom 3D visuals and motion graphics, including a striking penny-to-fentanyl comparison, to illustrate how lethal even a minuscule dose of this drug can be. This format was utilized for any future educational videos.
Predi Designs LLC developed a fresh, professional brand identity for Partnership Lake Houston, capturing the essence of community, economic growth, and the region’s vibrant energy. The design reflects unity and progress, like a confident handshake.
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The early months of the COVID lockdown created stress for nearly every business I worked alongside. Clients were juggling layoffs, unpredictable budgets and constantly shifting priorities, and most of them were trying to keep their teams afloat with limited financial clarity. One client in particular was falling behind on invoices with no clear path to catch up. The sudden silence surrounding payment was unusual. They were still sending work, still pushing for campaigns and content, yet visibly struggling to communicate about finances. I felt undervalued at the time, but I also understood the pressure their internal teams faced. After two months of unpaid work, I made a decision that felt risky but human. I reached out with empathy instead of confrontation, which turned out to shape the next several years of our partnership. It became one of the most defining business lessons of my career, and a reminder that relationships are often more valuable than short term frustration. For anyone building a business rooted in trust, this story might resonate.
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