Armed with his impronouncable Hasselblad Xpan camera, personal experience living Japan, and a hip eye for what it means to feel Japan, Kyle Gibson's black and whites make for awesome eye-candies. Why's it kyletype? For one, Kyle types on his pictures (funky!), and for another (and for photo geeks), there's that word cyanotype. Photo geeks....

There are times when giving your customers something to remember you by makes a lot of sense. For The Presidio Theatre, a black and white flier with the upcoming summer attractions was more than common sense, it was the key to keeping their customers loyal in an often flooded market. Of course, there was also the problem of the logo. Logo's require a good deal of insight, but I think you'll agree that a foglike rendition of the neon hovering under the Goldengate Bridge does a lot to place The Presidio Theatre in the minds of its Marina district customers. I mean, they look out at the fog under the Goldengate just about every morning, afternoon, evening!!!

Three hip and trendy dudes: Tony, Nate, and Kyle. One band: minusbella. They needed a reliable host for their website, and their current provider wasn't giving them what they needed. After meeting with DayTse (and enjoying a delicious Thai meal), they put their trust in DayTse's speedy service and personalized support for their site. Now, they're rockin' it out with DayTse to spend less time worrying about their website (we take care of that part) and more time worrying about what rhymes with "avocado." Check them out at minusbella.com (they speak Japanese!). We especially like their track: Words of Comfort.

The Roxie Cinema and Film Distribution Company in San Francisco is constantly trying to keep up with their webpage. Fortunately for them, DayTse understood what needs to be a little eye-captivating here and there. We took a logo that didn't seem to have the right knack and added some well-needed flare to it. Clean, comfortable, affordable fun—just like their theater.

In the Motor City, as one might imagine, there are quite a number of motor dealers. Headlights' first goal is to help tailor PR campaigns to the needs of automotive dealerships. Of course, these days it's just not possible to be a PR company without a website, or a logo, or a brochure, or stationary, and let's not forget how helpful business cards are! Lucky for Headlights, DayTse took a trip to Detroit and had all of that up and running in a short matter of time. We could forget the puns but, "Motor on, Headlights!"

Sushi, anyone? If you're eating at a sushi restaurant in the San Francisco Bay Area, chances are that IMP Foods are the folks who helped to bring that delicious toro, hamachi, or uni to your plate. And yet, importing stunningly fresh high-grade seafood to restaurants' chefs shouldn't be a chore—especially at IMP where time effectiveness is essential to the business and keeping track of demanding clients is all part of the job. Step in DayTse. We saw the need for the setup of a clean and easy-to-use client database system which paved the way for further development of IMP's intranet website. Included was a web-based voicemail interface and menu system, all rolled together into one tasty package.

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