Christopher A. Ritter is an award-winning designer, artist, and co-founder of C-90™.

Throughout his design career, he’s worked with notable brands such as adidas, GE, lululemon, and the New Orleans Pelicans. As an artist, he’s collaborated with and has had his work shown beside notable artists such as FAILE, The London Police, Ivan Crush, Vinz Feel Free, and Gene Spatz.

He’s the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Director at C-90, a brand lab for the next and new. C-90 works with next generation companies and traditional brands with new ideas.

Notable clients:
adidas, Nike, Procter & Gamble, MIT, GE, Epic Records, Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, Warner Brothers, United Way, lululemon, Columbia Sportswear, LIVESTRONG, Mountain Hardwear, New Orleans Pelicans, Riddell, BlackBerry, VisitLEX, Fox Interactive, Xavier University Athletics, Cincinnati Art Museum, FirstBuild, AIGA

Featured on:
Designed Space
GDUSA
Authority Magazine
Brand New 1, 2
Midwest Design Week
Communication Arts
FPO
Art of the Menu 1, 2, 3
Identity Designed
Wooster Collective
Aeqai
Cincinnati Refined
Knife & Fork
Cincinnati Magazine

Honors
2021 Midwest Design Week Speaker
2014 Silver National Addy Award, LIVESTRONG Annual Report
2013/14 FPO Award Winner, LIVESTRONG Annual Report
Commitment to Covington Great Business Award

Services:
Brand Ideation & Creation
Brand Strategy
Campaign Development
Creative Content
Strategic Partnerships
Visual Identity

Capabilities:
Advertising
Art Direction
Brand Activation
Brand Guidelines
Brand Identity
Brand Partnerships / Collaborations
Brand Positioning
Copywriting
Content Production
Design Thinking
Digital
Editorial
Environmental / Experiential
Film & Video
Illustration
Influencers / Talent
Innovation
Insights
Interactive
Letterform
Logo Design
Messaging Guidelines
Media Planning
Naming / Trademarking / IP
Packaging
Photography
PR & Communications
Sponsorships
Web Design / Development

+1 859 803 3935
chris@c-90.com
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New Orleans Pelicans — Fly or Die

Visual Identity

New Orleans Pelicans —
Fly or Die