Chef Will Horowitz, along with Trinity Lower East Side Parish, a team of designers at Champions Design, and with help from HarperCollins, created an old-timey community cook book featuring a collection of recipes from the East Village to directly benefit the church and its soup kitchen, in efforts to help it recover from the years of the pandemic.
Legendary designer Ken Carbone, a recipient of the 2012 AIGA medal, is currently a Senior Advisor to the Chicago-based strategic branding firm 50,000feet. He shares with us ten designers, then and now, who have inspired him.
The Working Assembly executes a visual refresh and creative campaign for singles dating app Stir, projecting a sense of levity and playfulness and flirtation. Outdoor posters and a refreshed interface are key to the launch.
On the 400-year-anniversary of Shakespeare’s collection of works, the theater’s inhouse design department joined forces with Typeland to create a custom typeface for the season’s posters.
Poster House, the first US museum dedicated to the global history of posters, presents two spring exhibitions — Made in Japan: 20th-Century Poster Art and Black Power to Black People: Branding the Black Panther Party. Exhibition design is by award-winning KASA Collective.
Dilworth Coffee commissioned The Republik to create a series of eye-catching Point of Sale material to reinforce the idea that Dilworth is the good coffee you need to get.
In the lead-up to the 2022 midterm elections, AIGA has created resources to encourage all voting-age populations to exercise their civic rights.
After creating a major rebrand for Harmony LGBT+ Allied Chamber of Commerce, the organization called on The Republik to help them attract more members.
Creative agency Two Things has created a campaign that employs non-traditional media and partnerships with local businesses to remind surging Sun Valley tourists not to be rude, disrespectful or aggressive.
Rule29 has put together a campaign to raise money and awareness for Ukraine. This includes a website with multiple resources and, perhaps most important, a limited edition poster with funds going to help Ukrainian refugees.
Leading theater poster designer Frank ‘Fraver’ Verlizzo teams with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and Gelato to raise money for actors and other theater-related workers.
John McNeil Studio leads the effort to create a mural, website, and downloadable posters in a bid to support the US Postal Service and bolster it during this unprecedented election.
Thinkso helps law firm Cadwalader bring its core values campaign to life.
Landor and FITCH, creative partners occasionally operating as a single team, respond to the UN call for positive graphics promoting public health.
Nearly 1,800 digital billboards and screens across New York City are displaying messages of safety, gratitude, pride, and solidarity with essential workers. Shown here: poster by Maira Kalman in Times Square.
KASA created four permanent interactive exhibitions that will foster visitor engagement and learning on many sensory levels.
AIGA Connecticut Design for Democracy has launched an initiative asking creatives to submit their designs on why all Americans should receive healthcare.
Mirko Ilic and Steven Heller assemble more than a thousand Shakespeare posters from around the world
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