Neighborhood All-Stars is a small design agency that produces big work, and that’s just how we like it. We launched in 2008 after long stints as senior staff in bigger agencies—and are in love with the flexibility we now have to offer unrestrained creativity; choose clients who are passionate about their businesses; and eat lunch whenever we want.
Based in Boise, Idaho, Neighborhood All-Stars offers a full menu of design and advertising services to help you establish and/or get customers excited about your brand for the long-term. We’re pro marketers who know how to engage people, and we pride ourselves in doing so artfully and thoughtfully.
Plus, we’re nice.
Toby Robin
Insanely right-brained
Toby is a true artist, having a passion for all things visual and weird. He’s led creative teams and designed for clients such as HP, Albertsons, True West Cinema Festival, Paisley Roberts Paper, The Record Exchange, and many more. His work has been featured in Print Magazine’s Regional Design Annual and HOW Magazine’s Self-Promotion issue, and on Communication Arts’ website. In 2009, his design for a client website design won a silver national American Ad Federation award. He holds BFA in graphic design from University of Idaho.
He painted the portraits you see here.
Laura Loftus
A little bit right-brained, a little bit left
A mad grammarian, Laura likes to proofread as much as she likes to concept for clients and act—much to Toby’s chagrin—like an art director. She writes copy for client websites, newsletters, and other media, and is usually the one you’ll get on the phone to talk projects, because she’s the one with the good manners. Her diverse background includes leading accounts for HP and Albertsons at a Boise ad agency; managing creative services for the Annenberg/CPB Project in Washington, DC; and reporting for the Park City Daily News out of Bowling Green, Ky. She holds a B.A. in English from James Madison University.
