Most of our body of work has been done for educational institutions and due to the agreements into which we have entered, we cannot showcase most of it on our website. They prefer to keep the intellectual property as their own after we have created it and we are fine with honoring that wish. That being said, below are a few of the projects that we are able to share.

	Pond Mile Created for a yearly event which centers around the running of a race around a pond, this website was intentionally simplistic. The event involves a weekend of camping in the woods so the website was given a green color and earthy tones to help replicate the feeling of camping. That along with an extensive use of Cooper Black, the font that is prevalent throughout the site give it more of an informal air. Quinn Innovations will give this site yearly refreshes to coincide with the event, constantly adapting to their changing needs.
	Green Bus Adventures Created for 2 amazing and adventurous souls, Josh and Kim, who decided shortly after getting married that they wanted to buy a 1970s VW bus and drive around the U.S. hitting all 50 states. They have been on the road since January 2009 and this site serves as a trip log containing a ton of great videos, pictures, and stories. The design was created very much with their ideals in mind and the background is actually a pattern modified from a swatch of fabric from a couch they found. The hand-drawn images are all created by Josh himself so this is a very personalized site. This is the latest Quinn Innovations creation that we can share.
	The Den Created for a trio of entrepreneurs who started with a dream to open and operate a hookah lounge, these unfortunate young men became the victim of government corruption when their rightfully granted legal right to operate their business was revoked after they had spent 8 months and over $100,000 renovating their business to comply with the demands the City had put on them. It was only after they had invested this huge amount of capital and quit their jobs in order to pursue their dream that the City decided to renege thus throwing this small business into financial ruin in the midst of a recession. Now one of them is unable to find a job, and another is voluntarily deploying to Iraq in an attempt to alleviate his financial ruin. We at Quinn Innovations wish these men the best of luck in their depressing situation.
	Snappy Solutions Created for a start-up green cleaning supply company, Snappy Solutions has grown quickly. The graphic design was modeled after existing company literature and we did our best to adapt it for the web.
	Bridges To The Future Created for a Teacher Education Program at the University of Massachusetts, this site was meant to showcase the program and supply its details. Most of the images have a crayon effect applied to them to showcase the nature of educating young minds.