Bozeman Media Design

Created for a family ranch in Sun Valley, Lazy D was designed to bring an intentional identity to the property and the lifestyle surrounding it.

From leather goods and mugs to signage and printed pieces, this brand was built to feel classic, lived-in, and connected to the legacy of the ranch itself.

From the archives: Spring ‘25, Farmer’s Daughter

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In this week's Brief, we break down why Montana didn't need another whiskey brand - and how Payton built 406 Agave using one of the most underused moves in small business branding: category adjacency.

Read the full breakdown at the link in our bio.

We had the honor of creating the visual identity for Motherland: The Integration Guide by Julia Bond.

Created to support women through the profound transition into motherhood, Motherland called for a brand identity that felt both grounded and nurturing. Through thoughtful typography, an earthy color palette, and a custom mark, we developed a visual system designed to reflect themes of growth, guidance, transformation, and care.

The final identity balances softness and strength, creating a foundation that supports the heart of Julia’s work while inviting women into the experience she has so intentionally created.

We’re grateful to have played a small part in bringing this vision to life.

A refreshed identity created for Sunny Days Horse Rescue after new ownership stepped in and began shaping the next chapter of the rescue.

The goal was to create branding that felt warm, trustworthy, and reflective of the care behind the organization and the work they’re doing every day.

Always fun looking back at some of the earlier brands that helped shape BMD into what it is today.

As we head into summer, things are starting to pick up. Check out our most recent model calls and stay tuned for more.

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One of the first brand identities we created after introducing branding as a service at BMD.

Designed for a family home in Bigfork, Riverhouse was created to feel timeless, nostalgic, and deeply personal to the family behind it. Built to live across everything from doormats and cups to stationery and home details, creating a brand identity for the place they call home.

From the archives: Summer ‘25, From The West, For The West

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Every brand has a story worth telling. We're here to help tell it. Welcome ! We’re excited to get started.

Montana never hired Taylor Sheridan. There was no brief, no brand strategy session, no stakeholder approval. He just told a story and as a side effect, rewrote the identity of an entire state.

It's a case study in what happens when you don't own your narrative. Someone else steps in and writes it for you. And you don't get a revision round.

The Madison just dropped on Paramount+ and we broke down exactly what it means for the brands and businesses being built in the state it's mythologizing. Full piece on the blog — link in bio.