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A Worthy Paper for a Worthy Project

01 / 03 / 2012 | Permalink

Recently, marketing agency StudioNorth, together with printer Dupli-Graphic, selected a digital house sheet to give due quality to International Justice Mission’s annual report.

International Justice Mission is a human rights agency that brings rescue to victims […]

12 / 14 / 2011 | Permalink

“I like generating zero emissions and zero guilt, plugging in rather than filling up, a motor with an operating system, and having 16 kilowatt-hours under the hood, using brakes that recycle, burning electrons instead of […]

11 / 18 / 2011 | Permalink

Individual expression flourishes with modular possibilities and well designed spaces can be as unique as a finger print. InterfaceFLOR’s multi-disciplined “Make Your Mark” campaign delivers on this premise. Components of the campaign include print advertising, […]

11 / 08 / 2011 | Permalink

Built in 1924 and donated to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with the stipulation that profits were to be used for the maintenance and support of the University library, The Carolina Inn […]

11 / 08 / 2011 | Permalink

Beautiful black and white photography. Stark white backgrounds. Subjects interacting in unexpected ways with a table that could probably tell its own stories. Luscious vellum paper for a warm feel that complements the sentiments surrounding […]

11 / 04 / 2011 | Permalink

This 9 ½” square brochure is chock full of handy guidance from Nestle on how to throw the perfect dinner party. Tips from choosing a theme to appropriate centerpieces to keeping it seasonal are literally covered […]

10 / 31 / 2011 | Permalink

Essentially, the term “pure play” is used to describe an entity that focuses on one line of business and whose products are closely related. Pure play companies offer the opportunity to streamline operation structures and […]

A Worthy Paper for a Worthy Project

The Most Likeable Car on the Planet

InterfaceFLOR: Make Your Mark

Nothing Could Be Finer

Portraits of a Table

Go for the Dolce Gusto

Sara Lee’s Pure Play