Trademark Creative Studio

As Rainey gears up to hit the streets installing more Traffic Box graphics around town, we figured it was the perfect time to dig up this throwback 📸

From carefully wrapping corners to transforming everyday street infrastructure into public art, her work has become a huge part of what makes these projects so special.

Any guesses on how many years she's been installing wraps on traffic boxes? 👀

We love seeing how Boise City Department of Arts & History continues to invest in local artists and small businesses by bringing their work into public spaces throughout the city. Programs like these help make Boise more vibrant, creative, and connected to the people who call it home.

Stay tuned for the final reveal shots showcasing this newest round of artists and artwork appearing around Boise!

Happy 🌍🚲

Around here, bikes are more than just a way to get around—they’re a huge part of who we are. From early morning trail rides and gravel adventures to commuting to the shop, cycling is deeply woven into the culture at Trademark.

Today we’re celebrating by sharing a mix of old memories and recent rides from the crew out on two wheels. Safe to say there’s always a good chance someone at the shop is either talking about bikes, riding bikes, or planning the next ride.

See you out on the trails, Boise 🤘

Come design an airplane with us! 🖊️

Not a real airplane—but a custom-built centerpiece created to celebrate 100 years of the Boise Airport.

Every project starts with ideas, and this one was no different. Our design team explored multiple concepts for the anniversary installation, knowing that the first idea isn’t always the one that takes flight. That’s part of the process. With a talented team pushing ideas around, sketching, refining, and thinking from every angle, the airplane concept emerged—and it was the one the client loved.

Once the concept was approved, the project really picked up speed. While one designer focused on laying out the historic timeline that would run along the airplane wings, the rest of the team developed all of the details that brought the airplane itself to life—from graphics and dimensions to the structure and assembly strategy.

After the final designs were approved, work orders were sent to the shop for fabrication and assembly. Then it was time for install.

From concept sketches to the finished piece, everything came together just in time for the ribbon cutting celebrating 100 years of the Boise Airport.

Swipe through to see how this project went from ideas on a screen to a finished installation ready for takeoff. ✈️