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"Cut the emissions. Sign the petition." That's the message this paid marketing campaign supporting the McCain/ Lieberman Climate Stewardship Act drives home, courtesy of Green Team for the client Environmental Defense. The advertising appears in influential newspapers and magazines, as well as on the internet. Direct mail is part of the program, as is related collateral like t-shirts and condom wrappers, which are being distributed on college campuses.
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This invitation is a winner in the 2003 Design Inspiration Awards sponsored by Nexfor Fraser Papers. Printed in five colors on a cover grade, the three-panel folder announces the opening of Urban Archeology's new store in Bridgehampton NY. It was printed by Inkwell Solutions, a boutique commercial printing firm, and designed by Urban Archeology's Frank Corridori. The invitation is currently a part of a DIA exhibition traveling around the country.
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Created for the Woodinville Wine Company, this identity design positions the Woodinville brand as a "handcrafted, quality wine." The piece recently garnered its designers, Image Ink's Christopher McInerney, Tanya Friedman and Jen Moore, an award at the Tenth Annual Beverage Packaging Global Design Awards.
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The publishing arm of the legendary Pentagram design firm has released several new titles that are fascinating in their own right, while also serving as a nice self-promotion. No Waste (Pentagram Papers 32) documents "objects of necessity" from Cuba: handmade or homemade objects designed to meet basic needs and desires. As the authors point out, such objects have proliferated since the the onset of economic troubles in Cuba during the late 1970s. The book is a project of Laboratorio de Creación Maldeojo, a creative cooperative in Havana, Cuba. A second favorite of ours: Pentagram Marks, an ode to the value of logos ("to be anonymous in a competitive world is to be dead") and a showcase of the many logos the firm has developed for clients.
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Presenting scooters as an alternative to minivans and middle-class mores is at the heart of this Colle+McVoy campaign for Scooterville of Minneapolis. The series of ads is running in local alternative publications. Credits go to creative director John Jarvis, copywriters Eric Husband and Dave Keepper and art director Kiumars Gourki.
