Celebrating New York Local Businesses
Scott Ballum | May 12, 2010
On Monday, May 10, Sheepless.org hosted a reception and video screening at Green Spaces in Tribeca, NY, honoring the small businesses and organizations we've profiled over the past year, and introducing the Sheepless editorial and creative team. This project sought to bring our online community,...
 
Sheepless Nation! States of Independents Tour
Scott Ballum | July 24, 2010

We're hitting the road! Sheepless founder Scott Ballum is driving from California to Maine—and back—to discover innovative and unique small businesses wherever they may be, and documenting the trip in video as we go [WATCH], please check it out and follow along!

Sheepless Teeshirt Project
Scott Ballum | August 14, 2009

On June 11, 2009, leaders of educational, cultural, and socially-driven organizations, along with friends and collaborators of Sheepless Co, gathered at Green Spaces in Brooklyn, NY, to celebrate the inauguration of the new business.

With the help of our friends at Brooklyn screen printing shop Post Expose, guests had their favorite second-hand tee-shirts (and in one case, a tote bag) custom emblazoned with the Sheepless icon, and have been displaying their commitment to forging their own path by wearing them while working on their own amazing projects.

Consume®econnection Project
Scott Ballum | March 15, 2009

"Wait a minute... where are you?"

Design Case Study: Art Directors Club
Scott Ballum | December 3, 2008

Since 2002, we've worked with the ADC on over a dozen exhibition installations, numerous promotional materials, kiosks, and DVDs, and are in the thick of creating a third Art Directors Annual. Founded in 1921, the ADC is the world's oldest membership organization serving the advertising, design, photography, illustration, and interactive communities through events, resources, connections, and inspiration.

Design Case Study: Signature Theatre Company
Scott Ballum | September 1, 2008

The Signature Theatre on 42nd Street in NYC is a unique institution, focusing each theatrical season on the work of one living American playwright. Through ambitious outreach to underserved communities and aggressive grant aquisition, the theater offers a wonderful cultural experience at low cost for all New Yorkers.

Design Case Study: Housing Works
Scott Ballum | August 1, 2006

Housing Works is the nation's largest community-based AIDS service organization, providing health care, legal support, and housing for New York City's homeless and HIV/AIDS populations. Sprung from the roots of ACT UP, the agency is also recognized as a pioneer in social enterprise, creating over $12 million in revenue annually from seven thrift shops, a bookstore, catering operations, work training at their print shop, and others.