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Following an initial pitch we we're commissioned to 'get on with the job'.
This is one of those projects that needed very careful consideration before we started doing any on-screen design. The bulk of the content related to times and dates for a wide selection of summer sporting activities. It needed to be functional, eye catching but also give an air of professionalism. It was designed to guide the reader through the options without them getting distracted by irrelevant creative. The page design simply supports the main content with a selection of relevant images and logos added for a touch of colour and a foundation as to what is on the page.
Also shown is the accompanying Summer Activity Leaflet, aimed at the parents of very young children.
To welcome Immigration Equality to its DC office, we took a page from the Metro system to suggest connections and well, doors opening.
Part direct mail (it's a self mailer!), part newsletter (interviews! articles!), part annual report (financial statements! charts!), it could have been a beast. We seemed to have tamed it; the ED is ecstatic, the development consultant too, so all is right with the world.
A clean and modern brochure layout design featuring elegant typography, balanced spacing, and professional imagery. Perfect for photography, fashion, lifestyle, and corporate brands.
I saw these ads in every city we visited in Denmark, this store is similar in size and popularity to Macy's. I loved all the percentages making up the guy's pants.
Immigration Equality faced a dilemma: a gala awards event at the end of their most successful year in the middle of the worst recession since WWII.
How to celebrate the success and a new office in Washington, while containing costs?
Understated elegance always works. A single metallic silver, on brown uncoated paper. Delicious, like a fine box of candy.
To underscore that Immigration Equality's work is a partnership between the organization and its supporters — I wrote a simple message: "Together, we succeed. Together, we celebrate."
גם אנחנו לקחנו חלק בהליך התחרותי של עיצוב השטרות החדשים.
הצעת הסטודיו שלנו לעיצוב שטר המאה שקלים חדשים שהוגשה לועדת התחרות של בנק ישראל
We took part in the competitive process of designing the new Israeli's banknotes.
The proposal of our studio for the design of a 100 New Shekel submitted to the Competition Committee of the Bank of Israel.
The portrait on the banknote is of the Israeli poet Leah Goldberg.
"Hunter Behind the Scenes" — Special event invitation design.
One of many various print and signage designs created for the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga TN from 2005-2007.
Original identity design by Malcom Grear. Brand and identity development by Widgets & Stone.
Art Direction & Design: Matt Greenwell and Paul Rustand; Photography: Hunter Museum
Print Designing services by Trifectaky.com in Lexington, Kentucky:Trifectaky.com in Lexington, Kentucky is helping to all with their print designing services creating print design solutions tailored to each project. Here designers are experienced in commercial graphics, photography, advertising, and printing and we offer a full range of design, printing, advertising, and marketing services for both print and new media.
To welcome Immigration Equality to its DC office, we took a page from the Metro system to suggest connections and well, doors opening.
Part direct mail (it's a self mailer!), part newsletter (interviews! articles!), part annual report (financial statements! charts!), it could have been a beast. We seemed to have tamed it; the ED is ecstatic, the development consultant too, so all is right with the world.
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"Hunter Behind the Scenes" — Special event invitation design.
One of many various print and signage designs created for the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga TN from 2005-2007.
Original identity design by Malcom Grear. Brand and identity development by Widgets & Stone.
Art Direction & Design: Matt Greenwell and Paul Rustand; Photography: Hunter Museum