COVER AND DIVIDER SPREAD: PRECISION MEDICINE
For the 10th anniversary of the Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine, this special issue of Breakthrough incorporates original illustrations by The Heads of State to depict the three cornerstones of Hopkins Medicine: clinical care, research, and teaching.
COVER AND FEATURE: AUTOIMMUNITY & CANCER
Leap, the magazine for the Johns Hopkins Division of Rheumatology, discusses the latest research by Hopkins scientists to fight these diseases. The cover story, on new ideas about treating autoimmunity and cancer, is illustrated by Brian Stauffer.
COVER AND FEATURE SPREAD
Our redesign for The Bridge, the alumni magazine of Messiah College, is off press and in the mail as of September 15. Our mission was to give the magazine a fresh new look, including a new size, a new paper stock, more emphasis on good photography and illustration, and a new typographic identity. We’re pleased with the final product and await feedback from Messiah alums.
We received second prize in the 2014 Museum Publications Design Competition from the American Alliance of Museums for “148 Things to Do in Fall 2013,” a news and calendar publication for The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
The Fall 2014 issue of Changing Business for Johns Hopkins Carey Business School features seven imaginative illustrations by Martin Leon Barreto. Topics range from commodities that are no longer an effective hedge, to people who base financial decisions on their horoscope.
Tolstoy's famous heroine Anna Karenina leads off St. John’s College's summer magazine to illustrate the theme of storytelling and the importance of reading classic novels. Also in this issue, seven alums are exploring the power of stories in feature films, animated shorts, documentaries, television characters, even embellished toile.
To mark the historic relocation of The Barnes Foundation to downtown Philadelphia, we were asked to design its first temporary exhibition, Ensemble. The exhibition charts Dr. Barnes’s "friendships, collaborations, and conversations with an ensemble of artists, philosophers, educators, collectors, and dealers, as he assembled his collection, refined his aesthetic and educational theories, and established the Foundation’s curriculum."
For Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, the summer issue of ONE magazine introduced an important new field in business education – enterprise risk management. The cover story, "Calculated Risk," illustrated by a tidal wave, illuminates a recent series of crises and uncertainties that have put risk management on the fast track at companies across the globe.
For Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens we designed a graphic identity, collateral and graphics for an exhibition of art and objects once collected by Russia’s Catherine the Great. For the signature logo, we incorporated an engraved portrait of Catherine from a miniature icon.
Exhibition identity, signage and interpretive panels
Exhibition guide
For The Barnes Foundation’s first show of contemporary art in 90 years, Ellsworth Kelly: Sculpture on the Wall, we were commissioned to design the wall graphics, exhibit brochures, postcards, opening invitations, and a comprehensive book about the exhibition's centerpiece, Sculpture for a Large Wall, a massive 65-foot-long wall sculpture.
Exhibition Book
Exhibition Guide, Invitation and Entry Sign
