The history and art of two 20th century portrait artists, Ellis Silvette and his son, David Silvette. A 196-page book of their art, photos, news articles and correspondence from their famous sitters give the reader an intimate and insightful perspective of the artists. Portraits of Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and F. Scott Fitzgerald, to name a few, are examples of the work documented in this book.
Dan Bogosh is an unabashedly avid aviation photography enthusiast.
This book design shares some of the amazing photography and photo design of aircraft that he captured over a weekend or two.
This film was used at the Carolinas Aviation Museum Renaming Ceremony where its name officially became Sullenberger Aviation Museum, in honor of Capt. C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger, pilot of US Airways Flight 1549, now known as the “Miracle on the Hudson.”
Created by Airborn & Partners.
This is a concept for a book detailing the story of the longest drought in sports history. The 108 years between Cubs championships.
If faith is the belief in things unseen, Cub fans have been the most faithful fans on the planet. “The Wait” is our way to pay homage to these great fans and arguably the greatest sports love story of all time. With their eternal optimism, always hoping against hope, we celebrate fans of the lovable losers and their early Christmas present on November 2, 2016.
THE FLIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
During the Yuletide season, few aviation innovations have more impact than a certain sleigh.
Airborn & Partners helped Carolinas Aviation Museum engage its fans and celebrate the magic of aviation and Christmas with a festive video and social post.
This is the story of how the Hickory Aviation Museum got its start and the new state-of-the-art facility that will become the new home of the museum. It also introduces the latest addition to the museum the Blue Angel F-18 #5. Story and film created by Airborn Inc and Partners.
Airborn & Partners’ Dan Bogosh followed and photographed the Union College basketball team during their championship season in 2017.
He captured the emotion, dynamic action, and artistry of the games in a series of striking photographs. He then designed this book using quotes from famous basketball players.
Carolinas Aviation Museum is the home of the “Miracle on the Hudson” aircraft.
In late 2020, I found out the museum had a problem.
The previous year, they lost their hangar location at Charlotte Airport and had to close for relocation and rebuilding. And there was the Covid pandemic.
Suddenly 50,000 annual visitors had no way to enjoy the museum and CAM risked losing its audience. And maybe its relevance.
Working with copywriter, Shelton Scott, I stepped in to help Carolinas Aviation Museum stay in the public’s mind.
We rebranded it as an innovation center on their website landing page. We also created a social media campaign that features gifs and tell stories about aviation innovation and innovators.
It’s helping raise awareness and raise capital for the new facility.
Airborn & Partners has worked with Carolinas Aviation Museum to rebrand it from a depository of aviation artifacts to a hands-on center of innovation.
Along the way, we’ve helped develop strategy and content for communication on their website and on social media that kept the institution top of mind while closed for renovation.
This has included over 50 videos and social posts celebrating the impact of aviation innovation on our lives and the Museum’s ongoing programming and building progress.
Our efforts not only helped the Museum stay on the public’s radar, but also helped its fund-raising efforts to build a new museum, scheduled to open in late 2023.
These are some of the videos that accompanied the social posts.
Dominion Energy, a leading US utility company in the Southeast, tapped Airborn & Partners to help develop an employee recruitment campaign.
We photographed actual Dominion Energy employees using natural gas in their home.
These are some of the images we captured, manipulated, and developed into compelling electronic art for the energy company’s digital print ads and promos.
This film was used at the Carolinas Aviation Museum Renaming Ceremony where its name officially became Sullenberger Aviation Museum, in honor of Capt. C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger, pilot of US Airways Flight 1549, now known as the “Miracle on the Hudson.”
Created by Airborn & Partners.
James Forten was an American Revolutionary War patriot turned successful businessman who used his wealth and social standing to fight for the abolition of slavery and gaining civil rights for Blacks.
This video was posted on social media as part of a series of films celebrating lesser-known historic Black figures.
Joy Scott is a luxury hat designer in London, England.
During the Covid pandemic, face masks became essential attire. Every day, we encountered messages imploring us to wear face coverings.
Responding to the moment, British hat designer, Joy Scott created a collection of fashionable 4-ply face masks.
Using language often seen in PSA’s, Airborn & Partners helped the brand playfully sound the alarm on a new crisis. The rise of unsightly face masks.
These Gifs were featured in social media posts and in a Holiday email campaign.
How do you do price comparison and make it different than everybody else? We found that newlyweds moving in together offered that opportunity. Marriage is tough enough so it's great when some issues resolve themselves.
Football, the all American sporting event. State Farm, the all American insurance company. Sounds like a perfect match to me.
How do you let people know they can save if they switch their car insurance?
We had fun with the bus’ shape and transformed a boring commute into a sharable experience for Philadelphia straphangers.
Joy Scott is a luxury hat designer in London, England.
The idea of the campaign was to harness the power of the “F-word” for good, clean fun with the brand and drive people to the Joy Scott website, which saw a 30% spike in enquiries after posting.
"Now what? another ad that doesn't interest me?"
That's what the youth market told us. So we avoided doing traditional advertising. We created an interactive website where we could meet them on their terms. nowwhat.com.
nowwhat.com was a website they could interact with and learn about insurance in a fun and interesting way. There was no traditional advertising. Just non-branded print, television and radio advertising that directed them to the website. It changed the perception of State Farm and had a 17% increase in sales.
The Davenport North American Open was one of the top ten PSA (Professional Squash Association) events in the world attracting the top 25 PSA players.
Airborn & Partners founder, Dan Bogosh created iconic posters for the tournaments, 2011-13 that have been sold around the world.
The 2012 poster appeared on the cover of Squash Magazine with a story about how he developed the posters.
Airborn & Partners has received requests from Squash clubs around the world to reproduce the posters for the walls of their clubs. The posters were the key imagery for all the promotional work and design work done for the tournaments. Videos, programs, stadium posters and other promotional pieces were all designed around the posters. It was a total promotional package for the DNAO.
Dan was also the official photographer of the 2013 DNAO.
When life changes it is a good time to be thinking about updates to your insurance policy. Adding that extra seat to the car is a life changing moment we all remember.
"You can't tell a player without a ...nick name card."
In the case of the North American Open it was certainly true. Bringing twenty five of the world's top squash players to Richmond was a great idea but unknown to most of the audience. Most players were from Egypt, England, France and Germany. No familiar faces or names. We thought it would be a good idea to try to put a name to a face. So we used their nick names and created some posters and playing cards. A large banner hung in the stadium and individual cards were found all over the stadium.
FACEBOOK: Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) is a life threatening condition that occurs when fluid suddenly fills the air sacs in your lungs causing total lung failure. Over 200,000 Americans are diagnosed each year and once it strikes it’s nearly impossible to stop. Nearly half will die. Until recently if you asked “When will there be more hope?”, the answer has been “Don’t hold your breath.” But finally there is news worth holding your breath for as research is unraveling the mysteries of ARDS and promising new treatments and drugs are on the way.
The “Rosemont It” stamp of approval was created to carry the campaign and brand all the work for Village of Rosemont in a very simple way.
Whatever your looking for you can find it here in Rosemont. Approved for shopping, dining and fun.
It’s true. Something as common as the flu can lead to something deadly, Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. That’s why the ARDS Foundation is encouraging you to protect yourself and lower your risk of getting the flu. Wash your hands often. Drink plenty of liquids. Get enough sleep. And get a flu shot.
When doing comparison advertising you never want to ask a question unless you are sure of the answer.
