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A celebration of 25 years of Montessori Education

Mindi — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 18:19:50 +0000

Pacific Crest School is celebrating 25 years of excellence in Montessori education! This is the logo we created for the occasion. The layering of simple shapes captures the fun and dynamic energy of Pacific Crest. It can stand alone, or work along side with the School’s logo (as pictured above). The festivities kick-off on September 25th, 2010 and continue through May 22nd, 2010. Connect with PCS on their new Facebook Page.

SJCS Tz’dakah Caterpillar

admin — Sun, 23 May 2010 00:45:36 +0000

The Seattle Jewish Community School brought new life to its way of validating community service projects with this fun and unique living sculpture. Growing with each benevolent deed, this quaint embodiment of the center’s mission grabs the attention and cleverly reminds students, teachers, and visitors of the vital importance of charity. Infinitely more eye-catching than brass plates stuck to mundane wooden plaques, the interactive nature of the caterpillar ensures that any generosity will never go unnoticed or uncelebrated.

Woodworking created by John Belli

Chabad House Calendar

Mindi — Sat, 15 May 2010 01:03:47 +0000

A vibrant and colorful outreach organization deserves a vibrant and colorful calendar of events. At the Schottenstein Chabad House at Ohio State University, activism based in Jewish heritage blossoms at the speed of youth. The Chabad House quarterly calendar keeps students and faculty abreast on guest lectures (with free food), social events (with free food!), and holiday celebrations (with Free! Food!), all while serving as a unique calling card to invite students to join the Chabad community. Hip design elements, dozens of photos highlighting Chabad events, and corresponding graphics on the center’s Website remind hectic scholars to stay involved and stay fed.

WexArts Brochure

Mindi — Fri, 14 May 2010 22:45:25 +0000

The Wexner Center is as a research laboratory for the arts. The center offers a plethora of entertaining and educational public programs. The community enjoys Teen Arts Fusion each summer. Teens naturally relate to contemporary art. Both are actively challenging boundaries, exploring identity, and grappling with the tough questions no on else has the courage to ask. Many classes emphasize cutting-edge technology. Others focus on innovative interdisciplinary approaches.

We designed a playful brochure to attract new students. The use of two ink colors mix together to create vibrant summer colors with a non-profit budget. The graphics communicate summertime fun with a digital edge. The eye-catching brochure encourages teens to explore new landscapes of creativity.

Pacific Crest School Website

admin — Wed, 12 May 2010 22:42:46 +0000

Set against a vibrant color swath and wood-grain textures, this site conveys the optimism and homegrown wisdom of a Montessori education clearly and without embellishment or pretension. As visitors read about the mission and philosophy of Pacific Crest, written by the school’s passionate staff in their own words, unadorned photographs of children at work and play encourage a visit to the joyful campus. Visit PacificCrest.org.

Bringing the Parks to the People

Mindi — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 20:40:29 +0000

Gather your family and friends the first ever Northwest National Park Family Day in Seattle! This free event hosted by NPCA and NPS is filled with fun, hands-on activities for the entire family. Rangers will be on hand to help plan your hiking and backpacking adventures. Learn to build a campfire and tell campfire stories, set up a tent, and become a Family Day Jr. Ranger. View the nearby eagle’s nest, experience native NW salamanders and raptors up close during the wildlife encounters, and learn about the many wonders of our National Parks! It’s a fun day for all!

Sunday, May 2nd from 10–3pm at Seward Park. More info: npca.org

Calendar of Events Fall

Mindi — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:12:26 +0000

A vibrant and colorful outreach organization deserves a vibrant and colorful calendar of events. At the Schottenstein Chabad House at Ohio State University, activism based in Jewish heritage blossoms at the speed of youth. The Chabad House quarterly calendar keeps students and faculty abreast on guest lectures (with free food), social events (with free food!), and holiday celebrations(with Free! Food!), all while serving as a unique calling card to invite students to join the Chabad community. Hip design elements, dozens of photos highlighting Chabad events, and corresponding graphics on the center’s Website remind hectic scholars to stay involved and stay fed.

NPCA Vision Exhibition

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:06:24 +0000

The survival of our country’s diverse flora and fauna is an issue that demands urgency. With this succinct and truly affecting visual definition of its noble purpose, the NPCA can promote itself simply and solemnly. As expansion proposals snowball into actual preserved tracts of our Northwest territory, the exhibit’s movable panels and layered images can be altered to keep activists updated on a variety of campaigns and relevant topics. Vivid photographs proclaim the splendor of our country’s national parks while charcoal sketches elegantly evoke the contemplation and rejuvenation that only nature can provide.

Chabad House Website

Mindi — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:27:41 +0000

At the Schottenstein Chabad House at Ohio State University, activism based in Jewish heritage blossoms at the speed of youth. With a variety of classes, guest lectures, social events, and holiday celebrations, the Chabad House website is a valuable tool for keeping students and faculty abreast. Hip design elements, dozens of photos highlighting Chabad events, and corresponding graphics on the center’s printed calendar remind hectic scholars to stay involved.

SJCS Email Campaign

Mindi — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:42:48 +0000

Seattle Jewish Community School (SJCS) is one of the best Jewish Day Schools in the country. SJCS instills a sense of wonder and delight in whole process of learning. They don’t just teach. They create lifelong learners. Dereh eretz (the way of kindness) is the defining principle the community models for the the children. Students are taught life skills in the context of their Jewish values. This email campaign reaches out to parents in the community and invites them to the school’s open house. SJCS inspires children to carry their positive senses of identity, confidence, and questions into the greater world.