Selected Print Design

See below for selected samples of the print design that we've done. Feel free to explore using the tags within each project (by partner, by the type of project, or by relevant issue topics). For a chronological listing of all print design, click here.

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Civic Spirit Event Program

We designed this event program for the Community Foundation for the National Capitol Region for a "celebration of civic spirit honoring The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation and presenting the 2009 Linowes Leadership Awards Recipients."

Program Calendar - Winter 2010

We prepared this magazine-style program calendar to highlight the programs and services offered by the Women's Center (Winter 2010). The interior is black and white.

The CliMatrix: COP15 ad in the Financial Times

Avaaz, continuing in what has become a great tradition of parody ads, took out space in the "Green New Deal" supplement in the Financial Times today. A quarter page ad on the front page depicts Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and Yukio Hatoyama in shiny black outfits and dark sunglasses, posing the question "What is the CliMatrix?" and inviting readers to turn to the back page to find out.

CWS 'Enough for All' Brochure #2: Women and Climate Change

Church World Service and CEDC continue the "Enough for All" series of brochures with this publication. The publication details the disproportionately heavy toll changes in the environment are taking on women and girls and urges the government to pay attention. The CWS campaign utilizes the challenges and opportunities brought by climate change to promote just and ecologically sustainable development.

The full brochure is available by clicking here.

Climate Wars

This project blossomed into a four page spread after initially being conceived as a single page. Continuing on a successful theme of parodying pop culture to drive home a point, Avaaz.org embedded the drama of the UN global climate talks (in Poznan) and the upcoming EU summit (in Brussels) into a blockbuster storyline emphasizing the epic battle that faces Angela Merkel as she makes some very important decisions regarding the environment and the economy. We created the digital illustrations and other visuals to accompany it -- and we even managed to get a few Ewoks in on the last page.

Bridges special edition

With the success of the redesigned Bridges magazine, Bon Secour Spiritual Center wanted a special edition of the magazine to promote their fundraising campaign. The special edition includes: giving opportunities, information of how the funding will be used and drawings of the planned renovations for the center.

Love China Love [Tibet, Darfur, Burma]

Avaaz developed a broad campaign relating to the Olympics in Beijing and unfurled it in advance of the opening ceremonies, continuing all the way through to the closing ceremonies. A large piece of the overall campaign that we helped with was the "Love China Love X" theme, which was pushed online, in newspapers, and in unique formats like pedicabs, scooters, and pediwalkers. The three prongs of the campaign were: [1] Love China Love Tibet [2] Love China Love Darfur and [3] Love China Love Burma.

CWS 'Enough for All' Brochure on Climate Change

Church World Service came to CEDC for help on a brochure for its "Enough for All" campaign. The campaign utilizes the challenges and opportunities brought by climate change to promote just and ecologically sustainable development. Key concerns were to use 100% recycled paper and vegetable inks and to use striking, optimistic photography to make an impression that we have hope if we start now.

Donor Handbook: Your Philanthropy Portfolio

CFNCR wanted to create an easy handbook for new donors – to orient them to the services offered by the organization, as well as the benefits available to the donor. The design, in keeping with the new corporate identity, uses a bright palette of colors, bold photographs, and white space. The design enhances the content, making it easy for users to find the answers they are looking for.

Center Focus

Center of Concern wanted to bring their new more youthful, organizational look to their newsletter Center Focus which in the past had been designed in-house. In keeping with the new look, CEDC designed a clean, bright, bold masthead that incorporated the rough “brushstroke” used on their logo. A clean 4-column grid layout was designed; and typography and color were kept consistent with the COC logo.