Champaign Urbana Mass Transit District
Big ideas, moving
our community
forward.
our community
forward.
All aboard.
From MTD's 2005 “Gotta Get There” campaign to the recent “Thrive” brand refresh, we've delivered powerful messaging and bold creative ideas for their initiatives for years. Driving the local economy, accessibility, jobs, and sustainability—MTD’s community impact is immense. We're proud to contribute to their growth.
…they bring a wealth of exciting and challenging ideas to the table—and fully engage our in-house project team to work through the creative process to end up with a dynamic result, with complete buy-in. I’ve never seen my team leave a meeting with SURFACE 51 where they aren’t more energized for the project than they were going in.
Karl Gnadt,
Managing Director
Managing Director
Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD)
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Mtd thrive logo on a blue background.
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Mtd logo with the words don't just arrive thrive.
We’ve featured Champaign and Urbana mayors, local businesses, university students, community members, and MTD staff in our creative work. Transit really touches our entire community.
A blue and white bus is shown on a white background.
A drawing of a bus with a blue and white design.
A blue and white bus on a white background.
A bus with animals on the side of it.
Fuel you can feel warm and fuzzy about.
An image of a bus with a fox on it.
An image of a bus with a fox on it.
Mtd - from here to here brochure.
50 years of mtd helping our community thrive.
From there to here brochure design.
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Mtd serving your neighbors, friends, and families.
MTD is for everybody—even if it doesn’t affect you, using MTD is likely important to someone connected to you.
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A sign that says let's clear the air tobacco is a no-smoking area.