Client

Rosalind Wiseman

Scope

Design letterhead, business cards and #10 envelopes to extend the brand we created for Rosalind. The letterhead was designed as a digital template Rosalind and her staff can use in Microsoft Word. For the business cards, we changed the color of each card according the individual’s preference to add variety to their look. Each staff person’s basic contact information and Twitter handle were printed on the front with Rosalind’s full logo and website URL on the back.

Client

Rosalind Wiseman

Scope

Expanding on the new identity we designed for Rosalind Wiseman and her Owning Up™ Training Institute, we created this cover design for her new curriculum published in April, 2009.

Client

CAIR Coalition

Scope

We created this new identity and stationery for CAIR Coalition, providing a modern, clean look that communicated their goal of ensuring all immigrants and detainees are treated with dignity and respect for their human and civil rights.

Client

International Center for Research on Women

Scope

This folder was produced to hold a series of outreach and promotional items for ICRW (International Center for Research on Women). We created a custom folder die to enable curved pockets to reference the folder design and ICRW’s logo. The bar graph, showing embroidery traditionally perceived as “women’s work,” was hand-stitched, scanned and computer-manipulated to highlight the connection between ICRW’s practical, fact-based approach to economic and development issues and the women they serve.

Client

Capital Area Asset Builders (CAAB)

Scope

As the economy began to sour last year, CAAB decided to name their annual fundraising event “In the Black” to celebrate their clients’ success in remaining debt-free even during difficult economic times. They asked to brand the event with a dramatic, elegant and colorful look suitable for an evening event but still down-to-earth and not too formal. We designed and illustrated this invitation, program and signage package to attract donors to the event while celebrating CAAB’s achievements over the previous year.

Client

Women Empowered Against Violence

Scope

In 2008, we incorporated colorful personal artwork by WEAVE clients and friends to give the piece a bold yet personal feel and support their annual report theme of “Growing in Strength.”

Client

Women Empowered Against Violence (WEAVE)

Scope

WEAVE’s 2008 gala event was focused around a theatrical theme titled “Onstage/Offstage: An Evening in Three Acts.” This event was held at the Woolly Mammoth Theater in DC to feature a unique theatrical performance about domestic violence and highlight the connections between actors and domestic violence survivors, whose “offstage” private lives are often in sharp contrast with their “onstage” public lives. We used WEAVE colors and aimed for a very bold and illustrative look, using active typography and custom illustration to reinforce the connections with theater and looking past the “backstage” curtain toward freedom from violence.

Client

JME Productions

Scope

JME Productions, a media production company, asked us to design a new identity and website for their company. They wanted a simple, modern, tech-savvy look that was still approachable. We designed this logo and stationery in response.

Client

Women Empowered Against Violence (WEAVE)

Scope

WEAVE needed a brochure to give to teens to raise awareness about identifying relationship violence and how to seek help. Our solution referenced WEAVE’s existing identity but expanded it into a trendier, funkier look for this younger audience. We worked with WEAVE to edit the brochure copy and suggested including an “Is this Love?” quiz on the inside. WEAVE was very happy with the result, but we received the highest praise from the teen girls themselves. Not only did they love the look, they were often found huddled together in the school bathrooms, quizzing each other, discussing possible relationship violence in their lives and brainstorming possible solutions.

Client

The Asia Foundation Women’s Program

Scope

The Asia Foundation Women’s Program approached us with a need to reach out to higher-end donors in a coordinated, inspiring way. We brought in Jamie Diliberto, our trusted fundraising consultant and copywriter, and worked closely with The Asia Foundation to create the Lotus Circle, a giving community of high-end donors. While providing strategic consulting on how the Lotus Circle would be positioned and structured, we designed the identity and complete look and feel for the Lotus Circle and crafted brochure and outreach text. We then designed and printed a collection of unique outreach materials, including:

• a custom mini-folder (designed to fit in a #10 envelope)
• an informational booklet
• printable mini-letterhead insert for mini-folder
• an updatable welcome newsletter
• two custom HTML email stationery templates for updates and invitations