what is creative design?
Creative design uses visual content to tell a brand’s story. Designs for logos, websites, print, social media, digital ads, packaging, and more have the power to build connections with your audience, helping them decide if your brand is right for them.
Red Gate’s experienced graphic designers can help you leverage the power of great design.
With Red Gate, you can get every possible type of graphic design service you could need, from logo design to presentations. Regardless of the industry you’re in or the creative you need, we can design it for you.
what is creative design?
Creative design uses visual content to tell a brand’s story. Designs for logos, websites, print, social media, digital ads, packaging, and more have the power to build connections with your audience, helping them decide if your brand is right for them.
Red Gate’s experienced graphic designers can help you leverage the power of great design.
With Red Gate, you can get every possible type of graphic design service you could need, from logo design to presentations. Regardless of the industry you’re in or the creative you need, we can design it for you.
who needs Red Gate’s graphic design services?
Creative design uses visual content to tell a brand’s story. Designs for logos, websites, print, social media, digital ads, packaging, and more have the power to build connections with your audience, helping them decide if your brand is right for them.
Red Gate Creative’s experienced graphic designers can help you leverage the power of great design.
With Red Gate, you can get every possible type of graphic design service you could need, from logo design to presentations. Regardless of the industry you’re in or the creative you need, we have a design solution for you.
who needs Red Gate’s graphic design services?
Creative design uses visual content to tell a brand’s story. Designs for logos, websites, print, social media, digital ads, packaging, and more have the power to build connections with your audience, helping them decide if your brand is right for them.
Red Gate Creative’s experienced graphic designers can help you leverage the power of great design.
With Red Gate, you can get every possible type of graphic design service you could need, from logo design to presentations. Regardless of the industry you’re in or the creative you need, we have a design solution for you.
what we believe
part of
your team
Red Gate Creative is more than just another creative agency. We believe in helping small businesses achieve their goals as efficiently as possible. Think of us as an extension of your team.
budget
minded
With Red Gate Creative, you won’t have to worry that you’ll overspend your marketing budget . We work within your budget to optimize your spending so that what you receive is the highest quality possible and the best option for your business.
flat-rate
billing
We don’t have a complicated discovery process to find out what your business is all about. We believe that simple is better and easier for everyone. We focus on the work you need and make it the best.
strategic
partners
We charge by the project, which makes things easier, as well as strategic partners that are geared for small businesses who need ongoing strategic design and production solutions.
what we believe
part of
your team
Red Gate Creative is more than just another creative agency. We believe in helping small businesses achieve their goals as efficiently as possible. Think of us as an extension of your team.
budget
minded
With Red Gate Creative, you won’t have to worry that you’ll overspend your marketing budget . We work within your budget to optimize your spending so that what you receive is the highest quality possible and the best option for your business.
flat-rate
billing
We don’t have a complicated discovery process to find out what your business is all about. We believe that simple is better and easier for everyone. We focus on the work you need and make it the best.
strategic
partners
We charge by the project, which makes things easier, as well as strategic partners that are geared for small businesses who need ongoing strategic design and production solutions.
your all-in-one creative team
With over 30 years of experience, our creative team has handled nearly every kind of request out there. Red Gate Creative is here to help you untangle your design workflow and better manage your ever-changing creative needs. From apparel to presentations, we’re here to help.
your all-in-one creative team
With over 30 years of experience, our creative team has handled nearly every kind of request out there. Red Gate Creative is here to help you untangle your design workflow and better manage your ever-changing creative needs. From apparel to presentations, we’re here to help.
History of Red Gate
We would like to offer a special thanks to David Culbert for providing the history of Red Gate. Thanks, Dad! = )
A visionary is a wonderful and progressive spirit that possesses the highest potential of changing the world for the betterment of many.
One such man invested this adventurous spirit, and life changed for his family in ways that fostered endless blessing and the warmest of memories. At age 29, Francis Lee Culbert (Slim) moved to Woods Bay, Montana in 1939. He had dreams, plans, and plenty of experience when it came to hard work. Earning a living through construction most of his life, he and his wife, Bessie (Peg), raised their three children at Woods Bay, Montana; near the East shore of the largest natural freshwater lake West of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake.
Slim purchased a section of land and began his dream of building a community, Red Gate Village. He filed the family Articles of Incorporation with the State of Montana at Woods Bay in November of 1963, and held the title of President of the corporation. The marker, or identifying feature, of the location was a Large Red Gate leading to the barn at the top of the hill on Flathead Lake’s East shore, Highway 35, 4.5 miles South of Bigfork, Montana.
The 160 acre section of land provided a fresh drinking water source that would provide some or the best water in the state. Slim’s dream was to capitalize on the potential of Flathead Lake’s scenic beauty at Woods Bay.
A grocery store, a large water system, a laundromat, a gas station, a travel trailer park, and mobile home court were the humble beginnings of Red Gate Village and the core of Red Gate Incorporated.
His vision was birthed into reality. Many years of dream work by Slim, his son Charles Lee, and his two oldest grandsons (Douglas Lee and David), plus many younger grandchildren, grew into Red Gate Village at Woods Bay.
Slim Culbert successfully followed his vision until his death in 1976. His eldest son, Charles Lee Culbert (Lee), gained the title of President of Red Gate, and was humorously referred to as “Mayor” by local residents until he retired.
Red Gate’s family corporation became inactive in 1995. The sale of Red Gate transferred to the new owner in 2003. Red Gate Incorporated’s President, Lee Culbert, passed away in 2015.
Now, after two decades, Slim’s Great Grandson, Aaron Lee Culbert, has once again revived and restored the name “Red Gate” in a new venture called, Red Gate Creative, LLC. He surely carries on the visionary spirit of his Great Grandfather.
History of
Red Gate
We would like to offer a special thanks to David Culbert for providing the history of Red Gate. Thanks, Dad! = )
A visionary is a wonderful and progressive spirit that possesses the highest potential of changing the world for the betterment of many.
One such man invested this adventurous spirit, and life changed for his family in ways that fostered endless blessing and the warmest of memories. At age 29, Francis Lee Culbert (Slim) moved to Woods Bay, Montana in 1939. He had dreams, plans, and plenty of experience when it came to hard work. Earning a living through construction most of his life, he and his wife, Bessie (Peg), raised their three children at Woods Bay, Montana; near the East shore of the largest natural freshwater lake West of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake.
Slim purchased a section of land and began his dream of building a community, Red Gate Village. He filed the family Articles of Incorporation with the State of Montana at Woods Bay in November of 1963, and held the title of President of the corporation. The marker, or identifying feature, of the location was a Large Red Gate leading to the barn at the top of the hill on Flathead Lake’s East shore, Highway 35, 4.5 miles South of Bigfork, Montana.
The 160 acre section of land provided a fresh drinking water source that would provide some or the best water in the state. Slim’s dream was to capitalize on the potential of Flathead Lake’s scenic beauty at Woods Bay.
A grocery store, a large water system, a laundromat, a gas station, a travel trailer park, and mobile home court were the humble beginnings of Red Gate Village and the core of Red Gate Incorporated.
His vision was birthed into reality. Many years of dream work by Slim, his son Charles Lee, and his two oldest grandsons (Douglas Lee and David), plus many younger grandchildren, grew into Red Gate Village at Woods Bay.
Slim Culbert successfully followed his vision until his death in 1976. His eldest son, Charles Lee Culbert (Lee), gained the title of President of Red Gate, and was humorously referred to as “Mayor” by local residents until he retired.
Red Gate’s family corporation became inactive in 1995. The sale of Red Gate transferred to the new owner in 2003. Red Gate Incorporated’s President, Lee Culbert, passed away in 2015.
Now, after two decades, Slim’s Great Grandson, Aaron Lee Culbert, has once again revived and restored the name “Red Gate” in a new venture called, Red Gate Creative, LLC. He surely carries on the visionary spirit of his Great Grandfather.