Tilt Studio, Inc.

When: This Wednesday night from 6-9pm

Where: The Red Maple Lounge
930 N. Charles Street, Baltimore

How Much: $5 entrance fee and donation to Baltimore Green Works
Cash or Check only.

What: Green happy hour with great drinks, people and music
Cash Bar. Music by DJ Ace.

To Benefit: 100% of entrance fee and 30% of all bar sales go to benefit Baltimore Green Works. Come out to support, drink and eat up!

RSVP: To Christina Nutile at baltimoregreenworks@gmail.com

AFFILIATES

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Here at TILT, Jess and Sam have been working diligently on a new eco-friendly product line to launch in January 2009. The design and patterns are based on Jessica M. Pegorsch’s art. Focusing on quality design and education through environmental awareness, the products are devoted to help consumers think consciously about their choices.

Here are some patterns we’ve designed:

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We have been working on a promotional package for P. Flanigan & Sons and it just came off press this past week. We created a custom designed field template with the Flanigan green and we had a really cool pocket folder with a foil stamped cover. The card fits into a custom diecut pop out.

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Coming December 2008 is the new Tilt Brand. After at least 6 months in development (or should I say a lifetime), we have finally culminated with what we feel is the absolute best mark for our company. Based loosely on our company business model and corporate mission, we are preparing for the future with this mark. We hope that you have opinions!

While organic, this mark can be very stable and sturdy. With the ability to morph into “rice-like” shapes and to spin off into their own dimensions, we feel that this shows the very nature of Tilt; a little “to the left.” The “pieces of rice” are like leaves, rain drops, petals and when put together resemble a windmill or a flower. It is the perfect mix of all kinds of characteristics.

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Here at Tilt, we talk a lot about being green and having sustainable practices.  But officially, what are we as an office doing to be more environmentally friendly?  Here’s a look at what we’re already doing and planning to do in the coming months.

What we’re doing already:

• 100% wind powered

• Minimize paper and use only recycled paper products

• Use only natural detergents and cleaning products

• Recycle paper, plastic, glass and metal

• Use low wattage and compact fluorescent light bulbs wherever possible

Things we’re planning to do:

• Compost food and yard waste

• Install solar panels on roof

• Reuse greywater for indoor garden

If you have any other sustainable practices to suggest for us, please leave some comments.