Kilter

@kilterla.bsky.social

Design & branding for good. Making things that make a difference since 2017. 🔗 https://kilter.la/

🏆 Honored to bring home 3 awards from the 2026 Education Advertising Awards — marketing for @pasadenaunified.bsky.social, a fundraising microsite for Sequoyah School, and an alumni magazine redesign for The School in Rose Valley. Grateful to our clients for trusting us with work that matters!

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For 40+ years, Children's Community School has inspired kids through hands-on, progressive learning. When they asked us to help reach new families, we let the breadth of their education speak for itself: "An education as big as their curiosity."

Goodbye clickbait, hello news you actually care about! We partnered with @wehocity.bsky.social to launch Hello WeHo — a new platform that connects residents with stories from across the city. Click on the link to read all about it 📣

City of West Hollywood: Hello WeHo — Kilter

Kilter partnered with the City of West Hollywood to launch Hello WeHo, a vibrant new platform for connecting residents with stories about what's happening across the city.

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From reimagining brand identities to launching transformative digital campaigns, 2025 was a busy year for our team. As December draws to a close, we want to take a moment to highlight a few of our favorite projects from the past 12 months. 🧵 1/7 #designsky #graphicdesign

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When @wiaglobal.bsky.social evolved their mission to champion all underrepresented gender identities in animation, gaming & VFX, we built them a brand to match. Fluid, bold, joyfully inclusive & anchored by the tagline"Gender Equity Frame by Frame" the new brand captures WIA's mission and spirit.

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We partnered with the Waverly School to create admission materials celebrating their commitment to diversity, social justice, and hands-on learning. Our toolkit included a brochure, digital templates, and print collateral—all designed to put students at the center of a brighter tomorrow. 🌍✨

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Proud to unveil the redesigned mascot for Eliot Arts Magnet! After losing their historic Altadena campus in January's fires, Eliot has shown incredible resilience, continuing to provide world-class arts education. Our updated husky embodies their strength and optimism. Go Huskies! #Altadenastrong

Eliot Arts Magnet's updated Husky mascot designed by Kilter shown on a green street banner.Eliot Arts Magnet's updated Husky mascot designed by Kilter shown on a green t-shirt.Eliot Arts Magnet's updated Husky mascot designed by Kilter shown on a dark green totebag.

‘Primarium – A Case for Cursive’ exhibition & talk /// Next Thursday, July 3 at the ArtCenter College of Design’s HMCT Gallery in Pasadena, CA, co-founders Veronika Burian (@veronikatt.bluesky.social) and José Scaglione will give a talk to open a new exhibition based on our Primarium project. 🧵 1/3

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7 years into our collaboration with Columbia Memorial Space Center and we're still going strong! So proud of our team' work to promote this year's City of Stem + Los Angeles Maker Faire. Check out the case study to see how we've been able to help grow event attendance 25X since 2019! #makerfaire

City of STEM — Kilter

Since 2019, Kilter has worked closely with The Columbia Memorial Space Center to promote their annual City of STEM program, ushering in a period of explosive growth for the event.

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Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Since 2017, we've designed for good—partnering with eco-champions like Fossil Free Media, Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy, CarbonShack, and Lumen Energy to help protect our planet. Here's to designing the world we want to see! 💚 #earthday

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This Earth Day we wanna give a shoutout to friend of the studio Marie Massa, who is doing her part to grow native habitat in Los Angeles with her incredible Lincoln Heights Native Plant Corridor! So great to see her efforts recognized by @latimes.com! #earthday #nativeplants #californianativeplants

How one woman is doggedly transforming an L.A. trash patch into a vibrant habitat garden

Marie Massa has spent more than three years working mostly alone to transform a weedy strip of public land into a fragrant habitat garden in Lincoln Heights.

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