As each year comes to a close, I love to look back on all of the projects that we did, and I reflect on all the creative opportunities, challenges, and accomplishments that were achieved by my team during that year. 2008 was a FANTASTIC year – a real doozy of creative trailblazing and, last week at our company holiday party, I presented my annual “year in the life” of David Stark Design and Production to great response. While it would be impossible to share all of the photos here (there were more than 350!), I want to share some of my favorite images from some of my favorite projects that occurred in 2008. I love to see them all together, rather than break them out per event as we normally do, because in this way I get to really examine the threads of thought that run throughout a time period.
I’d also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our clients and partners whose creative fearlessness allows such accomplishments to grow and flourish. Even when they don’t entirely understand where we are heading on a creative journey, our clients trust in that journey, knowing that the end result will be worth the ride. Thank you for the faith in what we do!
Here’s to many, many more good times together in the New Year! xoxo, D.

You have truly inspired me... Can't wait until next year!
Posted by: gigi | December 29, 2008 at 06:11 PM
Thanks for your sweet response, Gigi. Keep giving us your thoughts.
xo
D.
Posted by: david | January 10, 2009 at 11:55 PM
You did ALL THAT in one year? Your work is totally breathtaking, and the amount you've achieved is just jaw dropping. Congratulations! I love the look of that campfire scene with the log benches and bear, and also that typography made up with spools of thread. Gorgeous!
Posted by: Heather Moore | January 17, 2009 at 12:42 PM
You are sweet, Heather. Thanks for the nice words.
And right back at you on the fine work and accomplishments. I really admire what you are doing too.
D.
Posted by: david | February 09, 2009 at 11:57 PM
Hi David, your work is absolutely amazing. I'm an owner of a small event planning business and would love to pick your brain as to how you have become so succesful in the field. Do you by chance grant informational interviews?
Posted by: Pilar Peña | February 12, 2009 at 09:50 AM