I worked on a fun project where I collaborated with a client to create a coffee brand based on a ski legend about a snow cat named the Snow Ghost. We developed a backstory for the character, which helped guide our design decisions. Even going as far to intergrate a old ski map in the gills of the coffee bag.
In the heart of Sandpoint, Idaho, nestled between the rugged Selkirk Mountains and the tranquil waters of Lake Pend Oreille, there lived a legendary machine known as the "Snow Ghost." This was no ordinary snowcat; it was a Tucker Snow Cat, a powerful and reliable beast of the winter wilderness, named Snow Ghost.
Snow Ghost was a beloved member of the Sandpoint community, and its story was known far and wide. For generations, it had tirelessly patrolled the snowy streets and mountain trails, ensuring that life in this picturesque town continued to flow smoothly during the harsh winter months.
The legend of Snow Ghost began with its first owner, an old and weathered man named Henry Tanner. Henry was a true mountain man, a rugged individual who had spent his entire life in Sandpoint. He knew every nook and cranny of the surrounding mountains, and he had an unmatched passion for keeping the town safe and accessible year-round.
One frigid winter, when a colossal snow storm threatened to cut Sandpoint off from the rest of the world, Henry took it upon himself to carve a path through the snow. Armed with his Tucker Snow Cat, which he affectionately named Snow Ghost because of its silent and ghostly presence in the snowstorms, he set out on an epic journey.
In the heart of Sandpoint, Idaho, nestled between the rugged Selkirk Mountains and the tranquil waters of Lake Pend Oreille, there lived a legendary machine known as the "Snow Ghost." This was no ordinary snowcat; it was a Tucker Snow Cat, a powerful and reliable beast of the winter wilderness, named Snow Ghost.
Snow Ghost was a beloved member of the Sandpoint community, and its story was known far and wide. For generations, it had tirelessly patrolled the snowy streets and mountain trails, ensuring that life in this picturesque town continued to flow smoothly during the harsh winter months.
The legend of Snow Ghost began with its first owner, an old and weathered man named Henry Tanner. Henry was a true mountain man, a rugged individual who had spent his entire life in Sandpoint. He knew every nook and cranny of the surrounding mountains, and he had an unmatched passion for keeping the town safe and accessible year-round.
One frigid winter, when a colossal snow storm threatened to cut Sandpoint off from the rest of the world, Henry took it upon himself to carve a path through the snow. Armed with his Tucker Snow Cat, which he affectionately named Snow Ghost because of its silent and ghostly presence in the snowstorms, he set out on an epic journey.