Culey Design

I have a hard time driving past old signs without wondering about the stories they could tell.

This is all that’s left of Meridian, Mississippi’s Red Hot Truck Stop, a roadside landmark that opened in 1955 and served travelers for nearly 45 years. The building is gone, but this giant arrow still stands weathered, overgrown, and impossible to ignore.

Here’s to the signs that outlive the businesses they once advertised. I’m glad this one is still here.

April is , and it’s been an absolute privilege to collaborate with the brilliant, creative, and fearless minds at Lifebanc on their LIVE ON! campaign. I’m super proud of this one on many personal and professional levels.

:: First launch of 2026 ::

Gate Mills Land Conservancy approached Culey Design to reimagine – not just the aesthetics or UX/UI of their website, but its overall interactive and communications strategy across a diverse set of audiences: village residents, donors, and politicians.

At a time when green spaces – migratory corridors – are being threatened by the allure of development dollars, GMLC aims to preserve their environment for generations to come. Culey Design is honored to have had the opportunity to assist in that effort.

https://www.gatesmillslandconservancy.org/

Totally into the UTAH 2034 "transitional" logo. The custom letterforms are compelling, memorable, and unmistakably rooted in place – precisely what, this humble designer would suggest, an olympic logo should do. It communicates tension and drama – pushing the limits of mind and body – and illustrates Utah's topography.

I hope the final 2034 logo brings this same energy and inspiration. A job well done 👏

The Utah Olympics logo is already stirring up drama The new Utah 2034 logo was designed to build early momentum for the Games. Not everyone is a fan.