Scout West
SCOUT WESTDESIGN WITH A SENSE OF PLACE
Independent design & marketing Rooted in the West.

Design.Storytelling.Yours.

Brands, websites, and stories for people
making something of their own.

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Taylor standing on a sandstone cliff above a wide canyon at dusk
Photography by Taylor Nowak

Selected work

Identity / Digital / Campaigns
Ouray County Pride logo with rainbow mountains

Ouray County Pride

Brand identity · Event graphics

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A colorful identity with room for celebration, local character, and a community showing up as itself.

Out in the world

Made to
bring people
together.

A good identity keeps working after the logo is done. Event graphics, social content, and photography give it a life in the community.

Event promotion / Posters / Campaign graphics

Explore the posters

Photography

People / Place / Process
A winding creek seen from above, framed by autumn vegetation
Patterns in the landscape
A Pride performer and an attendee holding hands and smiling
A moment of connection
A craftsperson welding at a workbench, illuminated by blue light
At work
Red and yellow Durango and Silverton train cars in afternoon light
Along the railway
From the first idea to the final detail

One creative
point of view.
Many ways in.

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Brand identity

Logos, color, typography, and visual systems that feel like you.

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Websites & digital

Thoughtful websites, clear content, and a cohesive experience from first impression to next step.

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Graphic design & marketing

Campaign graphics, event promotion, print pieces, and social content made to connect.

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Words & photography

Copy and images that tell the story in your own voice.

Taylor and Scout on a rocky coast at sunset
Taylor & Scout.
Meet Taylor Nowak

Always
exploring.

I’m the creative behind Scout West. My work brings together graphic design, marketing, websites, words, and photography—with an eye for character and a connection to place.

Scout West takes its name from a yellow Scout my dad rebuilt, a dog who shares its spirit, and the landscapes that keep me looking outward. The lettering traces back to a banner my dad made in the late ’60s.

That mix of old character and new possibility still shapes how I work: curious, hands-on, and attentive to the details that make something your own.

Have something in mind?

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you’re working on.

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