Noah W. Bailey

Goody Goody Liquors started in Dallas in 1964, and already had a rich history in the city by the time I had the honor of touching their business. The Toast of the Town campaign resulted in an across the board increase in traffic and sales for Goody Goody, despite increased competition from Spec's, Total Wine and others who had moved into the Dallas market. 

Creative Director: Bryan Foux

Art Director : Cory Say

Did you know that dogs are 32% more likely to receive treats than cats? When our team heard about this injustice, we set to work, doing our part to help the cat community with the “Treat Me Like A Dog” campaign.

Sometimes what a brand needs to shine is simple. You just have to help them be themselves. Working on Sierra Nevada was one of the great joys of my career. From the “Still Family Owned, Operated & Argued Over” and “Taste What Matters” brand campaigns, to the long anticipated launch of their Trail Pass non-alcoholic line, we touched everything from OLV to POP for one of America’s most beloved independent brands.

Group Creative Director: Tyler Kitchens

Creative Director: Jordan Hoyt

Art Direction: Thomas Hatfield

I was honored to help steward the voice of this classic Texas brand through everything from Out-Of-Home to TV (check the Radio page for even more.)

There’s nothing quite like getting the chance to sell your own hometown. VisitDallas was a unique client that took me down many new paths – from planning convention booths to boarding out music videos.

Creative Director: Tyler Kitchens

Art Direction: Brynner Aldrich

FedEx Office Brand Campaign

GCD: Alex Muñoz

CD: Chris DeSalvo

Art Direction: Rosangel Torres, Sam Folz, Kaitlin Muro, Neiman Ward

As a sixth-generation Texan, it was a blast to work on the state’s preeminent vodka brand, concepting everything from in-store programs to on-premise merch.

CD: Jordan Hoyt

Art Direction: Thomas Hatfield, Ari Solario

I’ve been honored to contribute to TracyLocke’s diversity and inclusion initiative, TL:ALL. Early on I was tasked with writing the manifesto that serves as our guiding document. Now it hangs on the wall of our office, welcoming employees, clients and visitors alike.

Nokia Lumia print concepts for The FADER magazine photo issue.

Creative Director: Bryan Foux

Art Director: Eli Murphy