Hucklebuck Design Studio is a Web Designer in Springfield, OH, located at 137 E Main St #225. The studio has a 5.00 rating. They are a branding, illustration & graphic design agency based in Springfield, Ohio, building, rebuilding, & supporting brands since 2004. They approach every project as a research paper and are passionate about aligning your perception with your authentic and aspirational reality. Their client relationships result in captivating brands, effective promotions, and communications that have lasting impact. As a small studio, one of their key values is quality client relationships. They value every client equally and truly enjoy the collaboration. Their teams are lean and potent, which makes Hucklebuck more flexible and allows for more competitive costs without compromising the quality. They offer free swag and have a featured case study on Weber Grills Merchandising Assets. Andy Hayes is the Founder & Chief Creative Officer, Ethan VanEtten is a Graphic Designer, and Bruce Willman is a Project Manager. They also partner with external partners for video, photography, copywriting, and development work. They have featured case studies on KFC In-Store Artwork Packages, Westcott House Brand Development, and Cedarville University Alumni Brand Development. Their studio capabilities include Strategic Brand Development, Brand Identity, Brand Support, Promotional Materials, Campaign Development, Retail Concepts & Design, Illustration & Custom Typography, and Web Design & Development. They are located in the historic Tuttle Building in downtown Springfield, Ohio. Their phone number is 937.631.5901, general inquiries can be sent to [email protected], and project questions to [email protected]. Their office is at Hucklebuck HQ, 137 E. Main St. - Ste. 225, Springfield, OH 45502. Their office hours are somewhat irregular, so it is recommended to email or call to schedule a time to swing by. Nearby landmarks include North Spring Street (76 meters), South Spring Street (77 meters), South Limestone Street (143 meters), Clark County Public Library (169 meters), North Limestone Street (200 meters), and City Hall Plaza (233 meters).