City and County of Broomfield, Colorado

City and County of Broomfield, COLorado

Editorial design

We designed a guide to public art that abounds in a city at the base of the Flatiron Mountains, plus a range of other materials showcasing the wealth of Broomfield’s arts and cultural offerings.

A black and white photo of a field with tall grass and four large metallic sculptures that resemble abstract forms. The sky above has streaks of clouds, and there are some trees and structures visible in the distance.

Photo by Todd Van Fleet

Graphic design for the book 'A Guide to Art in Public Places' featuring a colorful mural inside a building depicting lush green foliage, flowers, and butterflies surrounding a staircase with a balcony.

Two small bronze bird sculptures on a weathered stone in a garden with tall grass and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Photo by Todd Van Fleet

Graphic design for the book 'A Guide to Art in Public Places' showing a layout titled "West Central Broomfield" featuring a landscape with mountains, a grassy field, and a bench with sculptures of animals near it.

For a city of roughly 75,000 people, Broomfield has a wide range of community programming offered through a unique collaboration between the Broomfield Library, Arts, History & CSU Extension. We brought these together in a booklet and t-shirt, as well as designed program brochures for each season.

Graphic design for colorful program brochures for community programs. One shows a man and a girl playing, another shows people at a public event.

Map graphic design and illustration for the City of Broomfield, Colorado showing locations of community facilities, engagement sites, and public art artwork locations, with a legend and a north direction marker.

Graphic design for a brochure with summer concert schedule, art exhibitions, and local history in Broomfield, Colorado, including images of musical performances, Art in Public Places, and historic sites.

Another project

SHIFTWORKS

Little Kelpie worked with the team at the Office for Public Art to devise a new name and visual identity for an organization leading the creation of a sustainable and diverse ecosystem for public art in southwestern Pennsylvania.