
TWIGGY'S
This project brought strategic modernization without sacrificing the authenticity that defines the Terre Haute staple. We introduced a refreshed logo system that features refined typography, improved kerning, and new peripheral details like the Terre Haute location, phone number, and service options (delivery, catering, carryout). We paired this with a custom-designed brand kit, equipping the client with logo variations, color codes, typographic rules, and usage guidance to ensure cohesive application across all mediums. Our goal was to create a flexible, multi-platform design system. The result is a sharper look that enhances brand clarity without losing the grit and familiarity people associate with Twiggy’s. This project is a prime example of how FoxGorilla bridges hometown heritage with high-performance branding to move local businesses forward.
On top of this, we launched an entirely new catering division, redesigned their website architecture, and reengineered their delivery system. The original platform capped service at a five-mile radius, limiting revenue potential. Our team lifted that restriction, enabling dynamic delivery boundaries with adjustable pricing based on distance, traffic, and volume. These backend enhancements, coupled with modern UX/UI design, allow Twiggy’s to scale its food service operation intelligently, offering both loyalty and flexibility to its customer base.
SURE THING ROOFING
Sure Thing Roofing came to us without a defined identity in a crowded, lookalike market. We built the brand from the ground up, creating a bold, high-visibility logo system designed to stand out across trucks, signage, and digital platforms. From there, we developed a full brand package, including color strategy, typography, and visual standards that communicate reliability, speed, and professionalism.
Beyond branding, FoxGorilla is leading the full marketing buildout, including website development, content strategy, and media creation/positioning Sure Thing Roofing as a dominant local player. Every element was designed with one goal: generate attention, build trust quickly, and convert that attention into service calls.

