Redfield Creative helps restaurants, bars and hospitality teams connect their menus, promotions and signage through thoughtful design and practical production support. The same care goes into brand identity, print and social content.
Serving the greater Denver area. Projects start after a short fit call.
Cantina, The Block Denver
Menus and price listsPromo and social kitsSignage and printBrand identity
Selected work
Design that has already worked.
A restaurant menu and ordering redesign, client packaging and identity work, in house hospitality design for Monarch Casino Resort Spa, internship work from Karsh Hagan, and student projects, each labeled for what it is. More Redfield projects are added here as clients give the OK.
Menu and ordering redesign
Cantina, The Block Denver
The redesigned food menuDetail, readable type and clear sections
Cantina is a new Denver restaurant with a food truck style flow: order drinks at the bar, hand your order sheet over, take a pager, and pick up tacos at the window.
Food menuOrder sheet
Problem
Cantina opened with simple in house menus and a typed order sheet. They covered the basics, but the type was small and dense, centered lists were hard to scan, and nothing looked like the Cantina brand. The counter ordering flow relied on a plain typed form.
Solution
Stewart redesigned the food menu and the order sheet. On the menu, the tacos sit in one bold panel with large type and dotted lines leading each item to its price, under clear section headers for tacos, botanas, bowls and extras. On the order sheet, the centered, boxed rows became a left aligned list with a quantity line for each item and a protein choice to circle for nachos, taco salad, queso and the bowl. Both pieces share one teal and orange look with matching borders and the armadillo, tied to the Cantina logo.
Result
Feedback from the team: the staff love the new menu and the owner is happy with it.
Before, original menuAfter, menu
Before, order sheetAfter, order sheet
The restaurant, for context
Storefront, Market StreetBar and dining roomFireplace wall
Created while working in house at Monarch Casino Resort Spa in Black Hawk, Colorado.
In house design work
Monarch Casino Resort Spa, Black Hawk, Colorado
Design created in house for Monarch Casino Resort Spa, from large format banners to a gaming table layout and a spa menu. The banners below are one set of six, each about 7 by 22 feet, carrying the Dine Daring, Spa Endless, Play Bold and Dine Inspired campaign lines for the resort's restaurants, spa and buffet.
Menu design, banquets and events
Monarch Event Guide 2025
The cover of the 2025 banquet and event menu guide for Monarch, a 20 page guide with clear menu pages for breakfast, lunch, hors d'oeuvres, dinner, bar, audio visual and entertainment. Only the cover is shown here.
Menu design, spa
Spa Monarch 2025 menu
The 2025 menu for Spa Monarch, published as an online flipbook.
Felt layout artwork for a Monarch blackjack table, with the Monarch mark, payout lines and bonus paytables, shown as a fabrication proof.
Presentation design, resort overview
Monarch Casino Resort Spa: A Premier Mountain Destination
A 7 slide presentation introducing the resort, its guestrooms, meeting space, dining and gaming. Designed in house at Monarch. The cover and two interior slides are shown.
Guide design, executive meetings
Monarch Executive Meetings Guide 2026
An 18 page guide for small executive meetings at Monarch, with sections for packages, food, audio visual and the fine print. Designed in house at Monarch. The cover and two interior spreads are shown.
Client work before Redfield Creative
Projects Stewart designed for real clients as a freelance designer.
Client work, packaging
Mario's Pizzeria pizza box
Pizza box packaging for a pizzeria with several locations. An illustrated red and navy pattern frames the logo, and each location is listed on the box.
Client work, identity and signage
Revolution Salon
A salon logo developed from sketches through finished marks, then carried onto the storefront sign.
Internship work
Created during an internship at Karsh Hagan, a Denver advertising agency.
Created during an internship at Karsh Hagan
Pets for Patriots vehicle wrap
A vehicle wrap design for the Pets for Patriots mark. A flag stripe pattern sweeps across the sides and rear, with pet portraits near the doors and tailgate. Shown from the rear, front and both sides.
Student and concept work
Class projects from graphic and web design studies at The Art Institutes. These were school assignments, not commissioned work, and the brands named were not clients.
Student concept, package design, 2017
125th anniversary beer label concept
A student concept for a commemorative craft beer label celebrating 125 Years of Luxury, inspired by The Brown Palace Hotel, Strange Craft Beer Company and Stranahan's Whiskey barrel aging. The type and color balance celebration with tradition. It was not commissioned by, and is not affiliated with, any of those companies.
Student project, restaurant identity
Assignments Restaurant
A class project redesigning the logo, menu and event ideas for Assignments, the student run restaurant at The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Colorado. The identity carries across menus, cups, to go packaging and signage.
Student project, print production guide
Everything But a Pencil
A 36 page pocket booklet that explains print production to design students, with paper and envelope sizes, RGB and CMYK color, press terms, binding and folding methods, typography basics and keyboard shortcuts. A bold CMYK pattern runs across the cover and back.
Client names and marks belong to their owners. Mario's Pizzeria and Revolution Salon were client projects created by Stewart Fisher before Redfield Creative. The Monarch pieces were created in house while he worked at Monarch Casino Resort Spa, and Monarch names, marks and photography belong to Monarch Casino Resort Spa. The Pets for Patriots wrap was created during an internship at Karsh Hagan, and its names and marks belong to their owners. Student and concept work was made in school. Hotel, brewery and whiskey names, marks and photography belong to their owners and do not imply any partnership.
What you get
Four kinds of deliverables, built to work together.
Hospitality first. Every file is made to print well and to match the others, so your venue looks like one business.
01
Menus and price lists
Food, drink and event menus that guests can read in a glance.
Dine in and takeout menus
Drink and happy hour lists
Order sheets and table cards
Print ready PDFs and editable files
02
Promo and social kits
One idea, sized for every place it will appear.
Posters and flyers
Social posts and stories
Email headers
Event and special graphics
03
Signage and print
Production ready design for the pieces guests see first.
A frame and window signs
Banners and menu boards
Table tents and stickers
Files set up for your printer
04
Brand identity
A look you can use on everything, from the door to the receipt.
Logo and color palette
Type choices
Simple brand guide
Applied to menus and signage
Photo and video support can be added to any project.
How it works
1
Fit call
A short call about what is changing, your deadline and who approves it.
2
Design round
You get a first design direction built from your own prices and facts.
3
Two revision rounds
Your notes, collected into two clear rounds of changes.
4
Final files
Approved artwork, cleaned up and checked line by line.
5
Print ready delivery
Files set up for your printer or sign shop, sent to you and to them.
Why Redfield
Local, hands on, and fluent in hospitality.
Most design help is either a freelancer who disappears after one job or an unlimited service that has never set foot in a restaurant.
Redfield is local, knows hospitality and print, and works from your approved prices and facts so nothing goes out wrong.
Stewart Fisher, Founder
About
Design that works in the real world.
Redfield Creative is a Colorado design studio founded by Stewart Fisher. Stewart has spent years designing for busy hospitality environments: menus, promotions, large format signage, event campaigns and the brand systems that hold them together. He has worked in house as a multimedia designer on a resort marketing team, producing menus, signage, advertisements and event materials, and he has run his own freelance design studio since 2018. He studied marketing at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business and graphic and web design at The Art Institutes.
What that means for you: someone who understands both the guest experience and the print shop, who checks the details before they cost you a reprint, and who is easy to reach.
When he is not designing, you will find Stewart on a mountain bike, a snowboard or the ice.
Start here
Menu, promotion or sign to get done?
Tell us what you are working on and when you need it. We will reply to set up a short fit call, and you will know the scope before any work begins.
