The rich text element allows you to create and format headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, images, and video all in one place instead of having to add and format them individually. Just double-click and easily create content.
A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing. For dynamic content, add a rich text field to any collection and then connect a rich text element to that field in the settings panel. Voila!
Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.
The rich text element allows you to create and format headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, images, and video all in one place instead of having to add and format them individually. Just double-click and easily create content.
A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing. For dynamic content, add a rich text field to any collection and then connect a rich text element to that field in the settings panel. Voila!
Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.
The rich text element allows you to create and format headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, images, and video all in one place instead of having to add and format them individually. Just double-click and easily create content.
A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing. For dynamic content, add a rich text field to any collection and then connect a rich text element to that field in the settings panel. Voila!
Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Quill Creative has been the creative design firm of choice for Fork Farms since its inception. Their ability to grow and evolve brand strategy and design along with our company growth has allowed us to more effectively reach and build relationships with customers.
Alex Tyink, President, Fork Farms
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Working with Quill to rebrand our over three decade old business has been incredible! Their design, the identity creation and attention to every detail is exceptional. They are fun and easy to work with and have expressed our company’s values perfectly!
Dr. Stephanie Matulle, Owner, Ally Tax & Accounting
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
We needed an identity to match our level of expertise & professionalism and Quill was the perfect team for the job. Most pool liner companies have the same old-school approach when it comes to branding & design, but Quill was able to breathe some fresh air on to this outdated, industry-standard style. From the clean, calming color palette, a creative new logo and unique website design, to our awesome new work vans, Quill gave us the exquisite “glow-up” we have been dreaming of for a long time.
Brittany Thurman, Assistant Director, AAA Liner Replacements
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
The Quill team was excellent to work with on our branding project. We were starting from scratch with no existing identity, but also had multiple stakeholders with vested interest which could have complicated the process. Ryan and the team were able to listen to our needs, research the limited examples in the market, and create something that reflected our asset. I greatly appreciated their ability to work with our project manager to keep things moving, but also the ability to present to the greater committee for feedback and approvals.
TRICIA RATHERMEL, PRESIDENT & CEO, GREATER OSHKOSH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
The Quill team took our many ideas of what we wanted the campaign logo to portray, creating an easily recognizable look and message. At each step along the way, I knew that Ryan and his team were available to answer any questions we had.
Liz jansen, foundation director, mercy health foundation
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
From initial concept discussions through creative brief and end product the team at Quill was responsive, receptive and thorough.
Kathi Hegranes, Injury Prevention & Outreach Coordinator, ThedaCare
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
The team at Quill Creative was invested in my visual identity design from the moment I contacted them. Taking time to understand ISW and my vision was their first concern. The remainder of the process was timely, fluid and incorporated my feedback, and each team member I met was engaged with the product/concept they were delivering to me. I'm thrilled with the final results of ISW's updated Visual Identity brand.
Tom beatty, owner
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
The Quill team was creative, professional, and they clearly understood the bigger picture of our merger and rebrand. They adapted well to a changing environment and were solid partners with us on this project.
JOE MAUTHE, Executive Director
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Over the last year I've had the pleasure of working with Quill Creative Services to refresh the brand of my family's business which is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2021. On a scale of 100 for expectations I’d humbly give Quill a score of 200… The discovery, creative and implementation stages could not have gone smoother from my perspective as your typical/busy business owner. Quill invested the time to truly understand my company's history, personality, character, products, services and most importantly our customer base. The end product has taken our brand to a level that I frankly believe to be genius.
Matt MIller, PRESIDENT, HARRY MILLER COMPANIES
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Our work is about community and connection. We needed a name and brand that was inviting and memorable. Quill helped us achieve both. We love working with Quill and highly recommend them to others.
Samantha Hilker, Community Health Strategist, Breakwater
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Working with Quill on our annual report always leaves us with a compelling and impactful piece that helps tell our story and illustrate how we are living out our mission. We are always excited to share the finished product with our donors and partners.
Lisa Endl, Director of Communications, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
Quill did a terrific job for us at Craft Coating! They helped with everything from our name, logo and branding. I would highly recommend using them.
Aaron Johnson, President, Craft Coating
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
The Quill team did a great job translating years of historical knowledge and evolving design systems to develop our Brand Guide, which has become a great resource tool for our company and our partners. They are great listeners and great partners who worked tirelessly to complete this big project and we highly recommend Quill Creative.
Mandy Bottomlee, Director of Content Marketing, Good Foods
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
With a newly constructed corporate headquarters, Covid-19 hit the world and Oshkosh Corporation was forced to temporarily close the doors on the new building and send everyone to work remotely from the safety of their homes. After the mandated shut-down, the leadership team wanted to resume with business as usual but knew that in order to do it safely, they'd need to follow CDC recommendations and ensure that everyone understood what that would entail.
As the recommendation to maintain six feet of distance became a staple for public safety we were tasked to create a system of graphics to remind everyone that we're all "Safer at Six." While staying on-brand and true to the corporation's visual identity, we created designs for a combination of floor graphics, signage, and wayfinding to promote health throughout the headquarters.
While following recommendations always falls into the hands of the individual, it's helpful to have reminders present and visible. These friendly reminders fit in with the corporation's branding throughout the space and communicate professionalism and strengthen the People First culture.
We have had an incredible response from our customers since rebranding with Quill. The entire rebranding process was fun and exciting and really opened the door to getting our company to the next level. In addition to increased revenue, Quill’s creative strategy beautifully rejuvenated our look and feel and helped us educate and inspire our customer base. Their team is full of talented true creatives, and we really look forward to future projects together.
Brittany THurman, creative director, linerworld
