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Design.      

Organizations with strong branding in place don’t always need a redesign—they need reinforcements.

When major campaigns, events, or launches push internal teams to their limits, Point steps in with high-level graphic design support that integrates seamlessly with your existing identity. We integrate smoothly into your workflow—no ramp-up, just results. We’ve collaborated with OHA, CNHA, and Ward Village on high-demand projects requiring speed and precision as well as donated services to design support to ʻŌhina, HIFF, and the Honolulu Museum of Art as part of our commitment to the arts.

These are done on a case by case basis, contact us directly to inquire.

Ward Village is a master-planned community in urban Honolulu designed with sustainability and culture in mind. It includes luxury residences, public parks, local boutiques, and food destinations. The neighborhood has become a hub for contemporary island living and creative placemaking.

The ʻOhina Film Festival is an annual showcase dedicated to presenting local short films and supporting Hawaiʻi's independent filmmakers. Through screenings, workshops, and networking events, the festival provides a nurturing environment for storytellers to hone their craft and share their narratives.

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The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA), established in 1978, is a semi-autonomous state agency dedicated to improving the well-being of Native Hawaiians. Through advocacy, funding, and land stewardship, OHA supports cultural preservation, education, health, housing, and economic development. Guided by its vision to “raise a beloved nation,” OHA works to address historical injustices and build a stronger, self-sufficient future for the lāhui.