We always like to be in the know of who's in, who's out, and who's moving around Tulsa's creative agencies. Here's the scoop on some of the latest activity:

Cubic Inc. and Libby & Co. Merge
Via Cubic's blog: "Today, our vision for Cubic has led us to its next evolution. Cubic has merged with Libby & Co., a 3-year-old strategic branding firm with clients all over the U.S. The result is a better, more strategic creative agency with an even broader range of services. Our shared corporate cultures, vision and approach to strategic branding add additional depth, substance, innovation and creativity to what we will deliver to our clients. We believe the result will be exponentially better for you.

Our company will retain the name Cubic, with four partners: Billy Kulkin, Jeff DeGarmo, Winston Peraza, and Libby Bender. On behalf of our talented team at Cubic, we want you to know that we are truly excited to be working together, and are looking forward to showing you why."

Redhead Labs Relocates to Tulsa
Press Release: "Specializing in e-commerce website development, Redhead designs, builds, and launches a dozen or more online stores each month for companies selling items ranging from jewelry and apparel to food products and kitchenware. Internationally recognized for its revenue-generating designs, Redhead is ranked #2 design partner for BigCommerce, the world’s fastest growing SAAS e-commerce platform.

Redhead Labs is a creative web agency, serving e-commerce stores, corporate clients, small businesses, and non-profits from offices in Tulsa, OK. Redhead Labs is a top-rated e-commerce developer. Services include: branding, marketing consulting, e-commerce development, website design, internet marketing, search engine optimization, social building, and web application development." You can check out their website by clicking here.

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We are loving the vibrant illustrations by Sami Viljanto, a.k.a. Grande Deluxe. Some of Sami's work reminds us of Jello Jigglers or Jolly Ranchers, and all of it reminds us of whimsical, happy summers. This the the perfect kind of art to view on a sunny day like today!

Via

Today the world lost a wonderful storyteller and illustrator. Our childhoods were filled with adventures with Wild Things thanks to the work of Maurice Sendak. Sendak passed away after suffering a stroke several days ago. His work, we are sure, will live on for generations.

Where the Wild Things Are

Little Bear

Mr. Rabbit and the Lovely Present

Dear Milli

The Hobbit

In honor of this most special of pop-culture holidays, we'd like to share some of our favorite Star Wars fan art. These minimalist Star Wars tourism posters by Justin Van Genderen are absolutely marvelous. You can pick up your own copies of some of these prints here and keep the celebration going. Enjoy, and May the Fourth be with you.