Project Info: Black Hole is not your typical body piercing and tattoo parlor. As both professionals and artists, they wanted an image that was bold, beautiful and elegant. In order to match the soft lighting, natural elements and detailed decorative elements of the actual shop, we created an atmosphere that was calming and naturalistic, yet made good use of their primary colors red and black.

Project Info: Sun Biomedical is a company that produces cutting edge saliva diagnostic technologies. As players in the global market they needed their image to fit their product. Using free flowing lines and calming colors Fallout Media was able to produce an image that is trustworthy and dependable, yet still medical and professional. From the logo to the photography and the website Sun Biomedical received a much needed makeover.

Project Info: Cornerstone Christian School is a top-notch private christian school located in the Northwest. They emphasize academic excellence and strong family values, and needed an online presence that accurately conveyed their message. Using bright colors, crisp photos, large text and straight-forward navigation we gave Cornerstone an image that's family friendly, yet shows that they mean business.

Project Info: As a producer of cutting edge technology Harrington Group desired an image that was modern, high tech and corporate yet still incorporated their existing logo and colors. Taking advantage of the vibrant color scheme Fallout Media gave Harrington a sharp and eye catching website that matched the innovation and forward thinking of the compnay, while still promoting a traditional and easy to use site.

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Project Info: Natural Elements Photography is a small photography studio that wanted to establish an artistic and elegant image that was unconventional and expressive. They also desired the ability to upload and maintian their own image gallery. The solution came in the form of beautiful flash site that not only created an artisitc atmosphere but also built in the ability for loading external images, allowing the client to update the site at their convenience.

Project Info: As a global company supplying solutions in the homeland defense and security market MDM needed a website that showed they meant business. Using their existing logo and color scheme Fallout Media built a website that was established, corporate and globally focused. Built into the framework of the website, as well as it's associated company sites, is an easy to use article database that put MDM in charge of managing their news and announcement sections.

Project Info: DISA, Inc. is an employee screening company that works with companies from around the around the nation. With an outdated image and website they needed a fresh and clean look that integrated their patriotic color scheme and logo. Using a minimalistic approach to design Fallout Media gave them an easy to use, light weight and crisp website that was built around their copy, making their site truly content driven and not bad on the eyes either.

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Project Info: Located in Aloha, Oregon just minutes away from the Intel campus, Calvary Chapel Worship Center wanted to upgrade their exisitng site to something more modern and advanced while still maintaining a warm environment. The solution was a mix of cutting edge CSS based design integrated with earth tones, deep reds and a charcoal that kept the edge on things. With easy to use navigation and themed ministry micro-sites Fallout Media produced a site that could be utilized by the congregation and attract new visitors as well.

Project Info: The first version of the Fallout Media website was entirely flash based, and very unconventional. The concept of the site was to make something that people experienced not just viewed, and would remember long after they'd left. With fluid animations, an interactive portfolio and fast loading content it was a perfect example of a well engineered flash site. The reason for the redesign was not just for fun, although it was fun, it was based on shifting the focus of the company to being more client focused and user friendly.