Invisible City Designs

Invisible City Designs is a graphic design firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Founded by Alex Hanna in 2007, the firm handles creative direction, high-end print work, brand strategy, and marketing for clients throughout the region. Its work spans logo development, advertising campaigns, coffee table books, business cards, brochures, display ads, catalogues, billboards, and transit advertising, and it extends beyond print into branding positioning, marketing decisions, website development, animation storyboarding, and direction for photo and video shoots. The firm holds a rating of 5.00 from its customers.

Hanna graduated from Yale University with a degree in Art History. After teaching in Asia and on the East Coast for five years, he moved to Santa Fe to serve as head of marketing and design for Nedra Matteucci Galleries. He has taught branding as an adjunct faculty member at Santa Fe University of Art and Design and chaired the Arts Commissioner for the City of Santa Fe. He currently serves on the boards of Audubon Southwest and the Somos Unidos Foundation. The firm has worked with clients including the ACLU, Common Cause, the New Mexico Museum of Art, the Santa Fe Opera, the Santa Fe Public Library, La Fonda Hotel, and the New Mexico Behavioral Health Services, and it collaborates with photographers Daniel Quat and Gabriella Marks, web developers Real Time Solutions and Snowcha, and videographer Mountain Mover Media.

The studio sits on Mckenzie Street, roughly a tenth of a mile from the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, the Santa Fe School of Cooking, and Carlos Gilbert Elementary School, and a short walk from North Guadalupe Street.

Its perfect rating reflects the quality clients have come to expect from a firm that has shaped visual identities for some of Santa Fe's most recognized cultural and civic institutions.