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The fall season is going strong at Arts > World Financial Center, and the posters, brochures, ads and plasma screens we designed are on view. You can still see the art of Adam T. Bernard and Canstruction, hear the music of the Mountain Stage Newsong Contest and the American Composers Orchestra, and have some fun with “Pongtopia.”
Design Observer has a review of a new book we designed, Carrot City: Creating Places for Urban Agriculture. The book is full of theoretical and practical case studies of interesting ways cities can become more sustainable. You can buy the book here.
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Check out the book review of Jürgen Salenbacher’s Creative Personal Branding, written by Think Studio’s John Clifford, at The Designer’s Review of Books.
Thanks to blog A Daily Dose of Architecture for recognizing the role of graphic designers in architecture books.
Our subway poster for last summer’s River to River Festival is a winner in the Print/How/Pantone Color in Design Awards. You can see all the winners here, and in the current print edition of both Print and How Magazine. Thanks!
A quick roundup of some recent releases of books we designed: Remembering Fenway Park (Abrams) for you baseball fans; a monograph of interior designer Campion Platt (The Monacelli Press); and Constructing the Ineffable, for Yale School of Architecture. All are available at the Think Studio Bookstore on amazon.
Read the book review of Kenya Hara’s White, written by Think Studio’s John Clifford, at The Designer’s Review of Books.
We’re very happy our work is featured in the great new book, The Best of Cover Design, by Altitude Associates (Rockport Publishers). As they write in the introduction, “You can’t judge a book by the cover, or so the saying goes. We beg to differ.” Available here.
Congratulations to David Airey, who is celebrating 50 brand case studies on Identity Designed (and thanks for mentioning us)-
