“Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” This time last year, we shifted our attention to creating sneeze guards and social distancing signage as we watched nearly all of the events we were helping facilitate get rescheduled or drop off our calendar completely. And while there’s no denying that the face of experiential […]
If you know me on a personal level, then you know that I’m a minimalist at heart and that whenever I’m at the helm of designing something new I take a “less, but better” approach. […]
While social distancing continues to be the best tool we have in fighting the spread of coronavirus, many organizations are not able to effectively keep people six feet away from one another simply due to the nature of their business. This is where sneeze guards come into play. […]
As we continue to find ourselves in the middle of a global pandemic, I can’t help but wonder how retail and customer-facing businesses will approach consumer experiences differently moving forward. What will happen to large retail spaces like shopping malls and department stores, and how will mom-and-pop shops that rely on physical spaces sustain themselves […]
Look around your house or office. Chances are there’s something there that has a company’s logo on it. And there’s also a good chance it’s something you’ve had for a while. I can say that with confidence because statistics back me up. In a recent survey of consumers, the surveyors found that: 91% had at […]
What do Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Western Carolina University Marching Band have in common? They both trusted JKS to wrap their equipment trailer. (They might also both play “Free Bird,” but I don’t know that for a fact.) […]
At JKS we get the opportunity to do a lot of cool things, and one of the coolest is helping make TV commercials and movies seen by millions of people. Here’s something you probably never really thought about – almost everything you see in commercials and movies is a prop, either rented for the production […]