THOSE 3 REPS + FRESHLY COOKED CREATIVE

May 28, 2025

🪄 Bringing Our Brand to Life with Freshly Cooked Creative 🪄


When we set out to celebrate our 36-year journey - and communicate who we are today - we partnered with Freshly Cooked Creative to help us tell that story visually and memorably.


The result is a stunning animated piece that begins with our sapling logo and grows into a vibrant, flourishing tree. It’s more than a beautiful metaphor. The animation reflects our evolution: deep roots in the industry, decades-long relationships, and a future full of growth and possibility. Every frame is intentional, designed to reflect our expanding capabilities and continued relevance in the creative space.


But Freshly Cooked didn’t stop at animation. They delivered a complete brand package built to meet today’s marketing demands. We now have:

  • Four optimized formats of the animation for use across digital platforms
  • Custom-designed web icons, Zoom backgrounds, and event signage
  • Branded social media assets and sticker graphics for both digital and in-person impact


Thanks to Freshly Cooked Creative, we now have a dynamic, versatile visual system that honors our past while positioning us for what’s next.


Curious how Freshly Cooked can help bring your next campaign, pitch, or brand refresh to life? Check out their latest work and reach out to us if you want to see more!

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