Our Team

Amy Ebbeka

CO-OWNER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Like an air traffic controller, Amy is in charge of many tasks at any given moment in time. Between attending networking events, helping non-profits, responding to emails and coordinating projects, she is also keeping the entire staff on the correct path to complete their projects to her insanely high expectations. Clients love her. She’s easy-going, determined, honest, and full of an embarrassing amount of pop culture knowledge.

Bob Ebbeka

CO-OWNER, MULTIMEDIA DIRECTOR

Bob had the crazy idea of leaving his design job and taking everything he knew to start the business 18 years ago. This proved to be a good decision—at least a better decision than his constant eating of cheese while being lactose intolerant. Not only is Bob the guy who keeps the business operating, he also handles the video and photography services. His desire to always be learning keeps him on the the forefront of new technology. Bob is also the guy in the office who can walk by a computer and instantly see a design element one pixel out of place. He is usually challenged on the matter but in the end, he is always right.

Cameron Christensen

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Cameron is the guy in the office that keeps the place full of fun and laughter. If there is a punchline in the office, trust me, he is it. Combine the sarcastic attitude of a middle-schooler with the professionalism of a seasoned banker and mix it all together that’s Cameron. His desire to always be providing amazing customer service to our clients makes him a key player on our team.

Denon Feagin

PRINT/WEB DESIGNER

Seeing him outside holding a sign, “will do graphic design for food”, we took him up on his offer. Right away we could tell he was worth far more than a hot dog, so we asked him to be part of the team. Denon (Den-in) is a graduate from the Graphic Design and Media Arts program at SCC and is originally from Columbus, Nebraska. When he is not downing his third cup of reheated coffee, he can be found re-watching The Office for the 50th time, or silently judging those who wear shorts in the winter. Which is ironic since his first client here is a clothing company that specializes in stylish summer looking winter wear.