The Canopy Collective

An ecosystem of artistic folk with a passion to create.

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Print & Hand-made
Web & Mobile
Photo & Video
Music & Audio
- Field Studies
- Cupcakes @ Artwalk

About the Collective

The Canopy Collective is a group of artists who love to make things together. We always look for ways to improve and be different. We have our own specialties, but also have overlapping skills. Meet and learn about Canopy.

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Interested in our work? We would be thrilled to work with you on a project. Get in contact with us to get your project started right away. Send us an email or give us a call at (417) 459–6888 and we’ll be in contact with you to get going.

We are artists who embrace our overlap of skills. We live on the cutting edge of technology, but hold dearly to analog traditions. We strive for perfection and are constantly exploring new ideas, and make old ones even better. We are The Canopy Collective.

Print & Hand-made

We create buzz. We approach each project with a hands on approach. In a world of digital technology, we understand the importance of stunning print materials. From elaborate identity packages to hand made paper goods, Canopy has it covered.
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Web & Mobile

We do a lot more than just make pretty websites. We make web and mobile interfaces that are intuitive, user-driven, and easy to use. Whether in a browser or on a cell phone, Canopy creates great interactive experiences.
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Music & Audio

All of the music used in our video projects is written and recorded in-house by the creative and capable musicians on the Canopy team. With our music and audio expertise, Canopy can portray moods and reflections to enhance the visual experience.
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Photo & Video

We believe in capturing something different. We work across varied mediums to produce videos and photos that clearly express our clients and their ideas. We use DSLR cameras for stunning quality and unparalleled mobility and flexibility.
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A Cub Bella

A Cub Bella is an all-female a cappella vocal performance group at Missouri State University. Singing with passion and soul, the group has performed at and won national competitions on numerous occasions. The group wanted a website that reflected their style, passion, and quality. The site accomplished all of these requirements, and also made it simple and easy to find out information about the group, concerts, or audition information. Brief sound clips of selected performances and recordings are also available on the site.
Wedding Paper Goods

The invitation set was screen printed with three separate colors. The floral design was custom designed to match the wedding flowers. The Bride and Groom gave each guest a soundtrack to their wedding. The front of the CD case was stamped with their initials which, consequently, are EP.
The Doula Foundation

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Things Found In My Room

A two color screen print based on objects found in a college student's room. The print is made up of original vector illustrations and the colors were inspired by Alex's grandmother's kitchen.
Field Studies

Field Studies follows five college art students in their final two weeks of their education. Caleb Knodell is a drawing major, Kelsey Steffes is a Design and Illustration Major with a minor in Printmaking, Adam Bowlin, James Mulvenon and Jamie Kalil are Design majors. Field studies was shot on a Canon 7d, primarily using a 50mm f/1.4 lens. None of the shots were color corrected or tampered with in any way.

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Disaster Services Open

The website for the State Farm Red Cross Disaster Services Open was designed with user participation in mind. Each aspect of the site encouraged event registration and participation. The site was a great tool for event promotion and raised a good amount of money for a great cause.
The Great Game of Business

A video produced for The Great Game of Business (www.greatgame.com)

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Guildmaster Mailer

This mailer was sent out to thousands of customers and needed to stand out in a pile of mail. The design was based off the New York Times with a modern twist. The colorful photos were chosen as a beautiful alternative to most black and white newsletter photos.
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