2024
Thomas F. Martin PLC
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At Lost & Found Media, we collaborated with Thomas F. Martin, PLC—one of Orange County’s top workers’ compensation firms—to modernize their mobile web experience without compromising the trust and professionalism that defines their brand.
Whats behind the rebrand
We took a content-heavy site and reshaped it into a clean, intuitive mobile layout that puts clarity and accessibility first. Our focus was on helping users—often navigating injury and uncertainty—get the information they need quickly and confidently. From content hierarchy to visual tone, every design decision was made to reflect the firm’s dedication, empathy, and 25+ years of legal excellence.
Problem
By addressing these challenges head-on, we empower brands to elevate their presence, build stronger connections, and achieve their creative vision with confidence.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, standing out as a creative studio is more challenging than ever. Many brands struggle with outdated designs, inconsistent branding, and a lack of compelling storytelling that truly connects with their audience. Without a strong visual identity and seamless user experience, potential clients lose interest, leading to missed opportunities and decreased engagement. Additionally, many creative studios face difficulties in balancing aesthetics with functionality, often resulting in visually appealing but impractical solutions. Willow Studio was conceived to bridge this gap by providing innovative, high-quality design solutions that not only look stunning but also drive real impact. We understand the importance of storytelling, strategic branding, and immersive experiences that leave a lasting impression.
Logo Designs
At Lost & Found Media, we believe branding should distill complex identity into a form that feels inevitable. With the logos created for Thomas F. Martin, PLC and Martin Law, the approach was rooted in clarity, symbolism, and respect for tradition—with just enough modern tension to feel current.
The shielded “T” doubling as a scale of justice reinforces the firm’s commitment to balance, protection, and strength. The geometry is intentional—rigid lines, centered weight, and equal proportions project a sense of stability and fairness. This logo doesn’t just represent law; it embodies the trust and consistency clients seek.
This stylized “M” fuses two visual languages: calligraphic flourish and classical architecture. The column-inspired right leg evokes the structure and permanence of ancient courts, while the left flourish hints at approachability and human touch. Together, it captures the duality of legal work—rigor and empathy, power and grace.
Draft Advert
We believe empathy is a design tool—and in this campaign for Thomas F. Martin, PLC, we used it to reframe what a legal claim looks like.
This ad disrupts the cold, impersonal language of workers’ compensation with something radically human. The bold claim number—234578—is intentionally sterile and bureaucratic. But just beneath it, the handwritten annotation "Father of 3" bursts through in neon green, a visual rebellion against being reduced to a number. That tension is the point.
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©2024
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How do we measure success?
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2024
Thomas F. Martin PLC
Solo practitioner competing with big firms.
Website
Studio
Know More
At Lost & Found Media, we collaborated with Thomas F. Martin, PLC—one of Orange County’s top workers’ compensation firms—to modernize their mobile web experience without compromising the trust and professionalism that defines their brand.
Whats behind the rebrand
We took a content-heavy site and reshaped it into a clean, intuitive mobile layout that puts clarity and accessibility first. Our focus was on helping users—often navigating injury and uncertainty—get the information they need quickly and confidently. From content hierarchy to visual tone, every design decision was made to reflect the firm’s dedication, empathy, and 25+ years of legal excellence.
Problem
By addressing these challenges head-on, we empower brands to elevate their presence, build stronger connections, and achieve their creative vision with confidence.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, standing out as a creative studio is more challenging than ever. Many brands struggle with outdated designs, inconsistent branding, and a lack of compelling storytelling that truly connects with their audience. Without a strong visual identity and seamless user experience, potential clients lose interest, leading to missed opportunities and decreased engagement. Additionally, many creative studios face difficulties in balancing aesthetics with functionality, often resulting in visually appealing but impractical solutions. Willow Studio was conceived to bridge this gap by providing innovative, high-quality design solutions that not only look stunning but also drive real impact. We understand the importance of storytelling, strategic branding, and immersive experiences that leave a lasting impression.
Logo Designs
At Lost & Found Media, we believe branding should distill complex identity into a form that feels inevitable. With the logos created for Thomas F. Martin, PLC and Martin Law, the approach was rooted in clarity, symbolism, and respect for tradition—with just enough modern tension to feel current.
The shielded “T” doubling as a scale of justice reinforces the firm’s commitment to balance, protection, and strength. The geometry is intentional—rigid lines, centered weight, and equal proportions project a sense of stability and fairness. This logo doesn’t just represent law; it embodies the trust and consistency clients seek.
This stylized “M” fuses two visual languages: calligraphic flourish and classical architecture. The column-inspired right leg evokes the structure and permanence of ancient courts, while the left flourish hints at approachability and human touch. Together, it captures the duality of legal work—rigor and empathy, power and grace.
Draft Advert
We believe empathy is a design tool—and in this campaign for Thomas F. Martin, PLC, we used it to reframe what a legal claim looks like.
This ad disrupts the cold, impersonal language of workers’ compensation with something radically human. The bold claim number—234578—is intentionally sterile and bureaucratic. But just beneath it, the handwritten annotation "Father of 3" bursts through in neon green, a visual rebellion against being reduced to a number. That tension is the point.
More Works
LNF
©2024
FAQ
01
What does a project look like?
02
How is the pricing structure?
03
Are all projects fixed scope?
04
What is the ROI?
05
How do we measure success?
06
What do I need to get started?
2024
Thomas F. Martin PLC
Solo practitioner competing with big firms.
Website
Studio
Know More
At Lost & Found Media, we collaborated with Thomas F. Martin, PLC—one of Orange County’s top workers’ compensation firms—to modernize their mobile web experience without compromising the trust and professionalism that defines their brand.
Whats behind the rebrand
We took a content-heavy site and reshaped it into a clean, intuitive mobile layout that puts clarity and accessibility first. Our focus was on helping users—often navigating injury and uncertainty—get the information they need quickly and confidently. From content hierarchy to visual tone, every design decision was made to reflect the firm’s dedication, empathy, and 25+ years of legal excellence.
Problem
By addressing these challenges head-on, we empower brands to elevate their presence, build stronger connections, and achieve their creative vision with confidence.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, standing out as a creative studio is more challenging than ever. Many brands struggle with outdated designs, inconsistent branding, and a lack of compelling storytelling that truly connects with their audience. Without a strong visual identity and seamless user experience, potential clients lose interest, leading to missed opportunities and decreased engagement. Additionally, many creative studios face difficulties in balancing aesthetics with functionality, often resulting in visually appealing but impractical solutions. Willow Studio was conceived to bridge this gap by providing innovative, high-quality design solutions that not only look stunning but also drive real impact. We understand the importance of storytelling, strategic branding, and immersive experiences that leave a lasting impression.
Logo Designs
At Lost & Found Media, we believe branding should distill complex identity into a form that feels inevitable. With the logos created for Thomas F. Martin, PLC and Martin Law, the approach was rooted in clarity, symbolism, and respect for tradition—with just enough modern tension to feel current.
The shielded “T” doubling as a scale of justice reinforces the firm’s commitment to balance, protection, and strength. The geometry is intentional—rigid lines, centered weight, and equal proportions project a sense of stability and fairness. This logo doesn’t just represent law; it embodies the trust and consistency clients seek.
This stylized “M” fuses two visual languages: calligraphic flourish and classical architecture. The column-inspired right leg evokes the structure and permanence of ancient courts, while the left flourish hints at approachability and human touch. Together, it captures the duality of legal work—rigor and empathy, power and grace.
Draft Advert
We believe empathy is a design tool—and in this campaign for Thomas F. Martin, PLC, we used it to reframe what a legal claim looks like.
This ad disrupts the cold, impersonal language of workers’ compensation with something radically human. The bold claim number—234578—is intentionally sterile and bureaucratic. But just beneath it, the handwritten annotation "Father of 3" bursts through in neon green, a visual rebellion against being reduced to a number. That tension is the point.
More Works
©2024
FAQ
What does a project look like?
How is the pricing structure?
Are all projects fixed scope?
What is the ROI?
How do we measure success?
What do I need to get started?