The Communication Arts Design Annual 51 (September/October issue) will feature two of our favorite Loyola University Maryland pieces, the Sophomore/Junior Search Piece, which is printed on newsprint and the School of Education Viewbook. There’s been a lot of interest in the newsprint piece so we’ve posted more images after the jump for your viewing pleasure…
We’ve been getting a lot of love from some of our favorite pubs of late. Print Mag recently released its New Visual Artists Issue. Mikey Burton, 160over90 designer extraordinaire, was recognized and among the work they highlighted was spreads from the Loyola Viewbook. Jonathan Calugi, who we partnered with for the De’Longhi Artista Series was [...]
Several years ago we worked with Wilkes University to launch a unique, award winning advertising campaign focused on demonstrating personal attention to prospective undergraduate students and their influencers. We selected specific markets and a high school senior from each that best represented the ideal Wilkes student, got to know them through a series of interviews, [...]
Communication Arts is featuring us as the webpick of the day. A little over a year ago we launched our new site. Over that time period we have gotten great feedback on it and continue to make additions. Be on the look out for new work in the coming months and updates to some favorites. Thanks [...]
The agency recently received word that our work for the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) is being recognized by Graphis. The BRA brought us onto a team of experts tasked to help revitalize the Downtown Crossing neighborhood of Boston. From there we created the Downtown Crossing Executive Summary, a compilation of our findings on what makes [...]
Earlier this year, we received a few merit awards in the One Show Design competition that we’re pretty proud of. The University of Dayton Engineering Viewbook and the Woodmere Art Museum Logo are set to be featured in the December 2009 issue of the One Show Design Annual. Congratulations to all of the winners! We [...]