Bozeman Media Design

Lazy K Bar Bourbon. 139 years of Montana burned into every bottle.

Client: Lazy K Bar Bourbon Whiskey
Photography: Liv Longin
Creative Direction: Liv Longin

Lazy K Bar Bourbon. 139 years of Montana burned into every bottle.

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Every creator seems to have a product line these days. A coffee brand, a skincare line, a clothing drop. Most of them quietly disappear inside a year.⁠
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The ones that stick around have one thing in common: the trust existed before the business did. Paige Lorenze was living the Dairy Boy aesthetic long before it was a brand. Emma Chamberlain built Chamberlain Coffee on a following that trusted her enough to follow her into retail. Hailey Bieber stayed close to Rhode from launch through a billion-dollar sale.⁠
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None of them are performing a version of themselves. They stayed who they already were, consistently, in public, long enough for people to believe it.⁠
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Would you trust a founder enough to follow them into a brand? Tell us below.

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A brand shaped by place and purpose.⁠
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We built the identity and messaging for Delmont Architecture—a boutique studio crafting homes that feel rooted in their surroundings and deeply personal to those who live in them.⁠
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Guided by the idea Of the Mountain, the brand balances refined design with grounded authenticity—elevated, enduring, and built to last.⁠
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Where architecture and identity move together.

East Edge is a modern residential development designed around simplicity, movement, and thoughtful living. We created a brand system that reflects those same values through clean geometry, refined typography, and a visual language rooted in quiet confidence.

Built with intention at every touchpoint.

Checked In: Your RSVP to Montana.

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We produced a brand activation in July, and the parts everyone photographed were not the parts that worked.

An Evening at the Ranch was a private dinner for forty of our current clients. Nobody in that room was being sold anything, because the whole point was to introduce forty people who should already know each other. The florals make an evening worth attending, but the seating chart is what does the work.

What is your event actually for? Answer that before you budget anything. Full breakdown on the blog, link in bio.