05/07/2026
With roots dating back to 1964, the Church Hill Association is a local nonprofit whose mission is to help Church Hill thrive and grow thoughtfully — guiding local progress, respecting our shared history, and fostering connection among all who live, work, or visit here.
We moved our home (and studio, in the carriage house behind it) to Church Hill at the end of 2021, charmed by its cobblestone streets, historic homes, and soaring views of the city.
In the fall of last year, we started working with the Church Hill Association on a full visual rebrand to accompany its new mission and vision, intentionally shifted to better reflect and serve the community as it evolves and changes.
The resulting logo focuses on the iconic gas street lamps common in Church Hill while also bringing in the concept of Richmond being historically recognized as a city built on seven hills. The outlines of the hills come together inside the lamp to intersect and form a flame representing a guiding light for the community and the historic origins of the city itself.
After finalizing the brand and logo, we then helped to develop new merch for the CHA as well as a new web presence....which went live two weeks ago, literally two days before the New York Times featured a link to it as one of their Key Stops in their recent 36 Hours in Richmond, Va. piece. How’s that for timing? Thanks The New York Times!
Richmond — be sure to come out this Saturday for the 4th Annual Spring Fest in Libby Hill Park. There’ll be free yoga in the morning and live music, kids’ crafts, local business and nonprofit pop-ups, and food + drinks from local restaurants, wine shops, and breweries. It’s a free event that runs 12-5PM, aimed at spotlighting the organizations that make our neighborhood special and bringing our community together!
https://www.churchhill.org/springfest/
