2026
Old Era Classics
A site for Ty Brown's one-bay paint shop in Sellwood. Wordmark from his metal sign, a 3D homepage, gallery of his cars, about in his voice, and a job form that goes to him. Cards to match.
Brand website · 2026
A site for the bay
Home, gallery, about, and contact on his domain. Call or start a job from every page. Appointment only, so people message first instead of walking in.
Wordmark, site, job form, cards
Visit the siteThe problem
Ty had twenty years of paint and a new Portland bay. Online there was no site, no mark to hand someone, and no simple way to ask about a car.
The approach
I drew the wordmark from the metal sign in the shop. Then a four-page site: a 3D homepage, a gallery of his jobs, about in first person, and a job form to his email. Cards carry the same mark and the live URL.
What shipped
The shop has a front people can open on a phone. They see the work, read who he is, and start a job without a walk-up.
- — Wordmark from the cut-metal shop sign
- — Home, gallery, about, and contact
- — Job form to his inbox
- — Call and start-a-job on every page
- — 500 cards with the live URL