February/March 2008 V13N1
Think you understand the opposite sex? Brand consultancies specializing in gender-based marketing have unique and valuable insights to share.
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December/January 2008 V12N6
This trio of outstanding identity redesigns includes this year's Grand Prize winner, as chosen by our panel of distinguished judges.
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December/January 2008 V12N6
A service line for expecting parents and a youth-oriented ministry both have redesigned brochures that are among this year's winners.
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December/January 2008 V12N6
Our trio of judges selected the best redesigns from hundreds of deserving entries. Here are the revamped sites that won recognition from our panel.
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October/November 2006 V11N5
Color plays a crucial role in the message and mood a logo communicates. Three considerations for employing color in logos will help you master the harmony.
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June/July 2006 V11N3
Who better to lead a redesign than those who know the brand best? Four in-house departments share their makeover strategies.
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February/March 2006 V11N1
The Walker Art Center’s new identity system is a different kind of animal: It forgoes a logo in exchange for a kit of parts.
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December/January 2006 V10N6
High-profile sports identities have to connect emotionally with fans and be extendable across a variety of platforms. Here’s how one designer is mastering the market.
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December/January 2006 V10N6
Designing for political and fundraising events has become a sustaining market niche for Washington, D.C.’s Design Army.
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