Warehouse Twenty One

For the past ten years, we have been intently focused on moving Warehouse Twenty One from solely a marketing firm to an event + marketing firm, all under one roof. We staffed an experiential-specific team, built a manufacturing and production facility, and chased clients with heavy event workloads. With a significant amount of our forecasted work for the year suddenly on hold, we faced what many others faced: reevaluating our vision, considering what was sustainable, deciding what mattered most, and assessing the steps (as best we could tell) that would get us through. We tailored our virtual event ideas to the specific needs of Lenovo OEM Solutions, and when it was all said and done, this project touched almost every team at Warehouse.

All of these pieces — the interior signage, exterior signage, vehicle wraps, custom metal fabrication, corporate office design — Whether it’s branding a fleet of vehicles or wrapping an event bus, making a brand statement on the road extends the presence of our clients so we always pour the top shelf when it comes to vehicle wraps. It houses equipment for CNC-milled, laser cut, and engraving projects, and it’s also where we produce the dimensional and decorative lettering for a lot of our interior and exterior signs. There’s a dedicated print production room where we print a variety of our graphics, including flatbed, second surface, die cut, and SEG fabric.

Safe to say we’re still riding the high of sharing our new space with the Cheyenne community and during this season that is all about being thankful and appreciating loved ones, we can’t help but reflect on what it meant to us. So, when is everyone moving over here,” and responded that we weren’t leaving the original building for this one; instead this new build is an extension, giving a small team the space they need to do big projects that other marketing agencies outsource. We don’t talk about this team much because these humans are some of the most humble people who don’t spend time talking about their projects or their experience; instead they just fucking deliver, day after day. Throw in that we commissioned one of the greatest large-scale muralists we’ve ever seen (who we’re also happy to call our Creative Director, Jordan Dean) to create a piece of art that can be shared with the community through our big windows, and you’ve got a third dream in the mix.

If you’re ever hanging around the Warehouse and hear someone drop a movie line, chances are it’s our dude, Johnny Rando. It doesn’t matter the situation or topic, he’s got a knack for remembering classic movie lines and relating them to any/every conversation. So we asked Johnny to recommend a handful of these classic lines to add a little silver screen flavor to our everyday moments. Just like those actors, Johnny remembered his lines and had no trouble coming up with these gems for his W21 compadres.