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Our annual competition recognizes the contribution of effective graphic design in support of traditional medicine and care, health and wellness, public health and COVID communications, and more. Entry deadline: Friday August 26.
Hoping to remove the mystery of TCM for western audiences, NOOCI partnered with branding and marketing agency SMAKK to create an identity based in transparency and science while fostering acccessibility.
Lupton to receive honorary designation to celebrate the conclusion of her tenure as Senior Curator of Contemporary Design at Cooper Hewitt after 30 years of service.
The Type Directors Club used the opening of the TDC68 Exhibition in New York to announce a number of top winners in its TDC68 Communications Design 25TDC Typeface Design competitions, as well as Beatrice Warde and Adé Hogue scholarship program honorees.
After a year of pandemic unknowns and hardships, Bonavita Design developed the concept and design for a custom holiday champagne package titled “Rising Up, Lifting Spirits” that helped Unimac greet the new year with positivity.
Lupton to receive honorary designation to celebrate the conclusion of her tenure as Senior Curator of Contemporary Design at Cooper Hewitt after 30 years of service.
Molly Ungs argues that the most effective way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place. Both brands and consumers need to participate in the journey to address and change how we consume and dispose of the products we buy.
Inspired by GFDT’s focus on sustainable mobility and all things transport-related, Niedermeier Design creates an identity that captures the interplay that exists in transportation infrastructure when roads, bridges, paths, railways and waterways intersect.
WPP’s Design Bridge and Superunion will merge to create a single design company in January 2023. John Morris, currently CEO of Design Bridge, will be CEO of the new global business, in partnership with Jim Prior, currently CEO of Superunion, as Chair.
GDUSA is publishing a series on our favorite recent package designs – in collaboration with the IDEA SHOP by NEENAH – a resource to help creatives effectively use paper-based materials to reimagine dynamic and effective solutions. This project is by BOXWOOD.
Elmwood has made two senior appointments to its management team in the US. WIth Jeanne Manuli and Natasha Young, women now make up 75% of the leadership team.
Branding commercial enterprises and purpose-centric nonprofits are two vastly different projects, argues Deroy Peraza, and the reasons for those differences are important to understand.
Celebrating Saucony’s Endorphin Pro 3 shoe release, a campaign by Design Army turns speed into art with a pop-up gallery splashed in hot pink and animated type, an immersive treadmill space, and interactive living room.
Odgis+Co has designed the Next Level logomark and wordmark for NBCUniversal’s mentorship program. The aim: attract attention and resonate with NBCU’s Diversity and Inclusion team mission.
BOXWOOD designed a simple but elegant wine label that keeps illustration and language at a minimum. On the Rosé label, a watercolor rainbow references winemakers’ philanthropy on behalf of LGBTQ students.
Wawa's first-ever NFT Sweepstakes runs until July 24th and gives customers a chance to own a digital piece of Hoagiefest history. The campaign puts graphics and products into the virtual world.
For the 20th straight year, GDUSA publishes Bill Gardner's LogoLounge trend report, the first and last word on logo trends and the cultural context within which they are conceived. As Bill says: “Only when you grasp the trends... can you transcend.”
Graphic designer Bob Scudellari died on June 3, 2022. He was best known for bold, typographic book jackets during a 26-year tenure as Vice President and Corporate Art Director at Random House.
LogoLounge 2022: Reverse Stress
LogoLounge 2022: Over Arching
LogoLounge 2022: Whiplash
LogoLounge 2022: Hand Dots
LogoLounge 2022: Super Traps
LogoLounge 2022: Macaroni
Affinity Creative Group has launched an omnichannel campaign for Shannon Family of Wines, a sweepstakes that supports company and product branding while offering consumers a chance to win a custom home bar.
Our 59th Annual Print Survey, sponsored by Billerud North America, is a push back against Digital Fatigue
Billerud is passionately committed to a strong safety culture, sustainability, superior quality and delivering value to our customers.
Ten takeaways from the poll, conducted in mid-April 2022.
The Benchmark Results make clear that print remains essential, even in a digital age.
Is Print Important In Your Professional Life?
Has the Pandemic and Remote Work Undermined Print Communication or Led to Greater Appreciation for It?
Have You Found That Digital and Print Can Work Together Effectively in Marketing Campaigns?
Do You Believe Print is More or Less Sustainable Than Digital/Electronic Delivery?
Wieden + Kennedy's new film confronts the stereotype of the ‘model minority.’ Using a combination of shot and archival footage, the film explores how such narratives impact not only Asian-Americans but other marginalized communities.
Pentagram has updated New York’s iconic 92nd Street Y with a new brand identity and name that eliminates confusion, opens possibilities and reintroduces the NYC institution to a global audience.
Pylons is building the foundation for a multi-venue, multi-creator world. Study Hall built their entire brand, website and product concepts from the ground up.
The June 2022 digital edition mirrors the print edition and features our 2022 American Digital Design Awards Showcase, the 20th LogoLounge trends report, and our 59th Annual Print Design Reader Survey sponsored by BILLERUD. The edition is free in this challenging time.
A showcase of selected winners of our 22nd Annual American Digital Design Awards.™
AIGA presents Heath Ceramics with the 2022 AIGA Corporate Leadership Award. It is woman-founded, employee owned and community focused, says the AIGA, which has given this award 35 times in its 108 year history.
GSK has unveiled an updated brand identity that symbolizes how, through the unity of science, technology and talent, we can all work together to get ahead of disease. The identity was redesigned by Wolff Olins.
Kraft Mac & Cheese has swapped out its logo, noodle smile, colors and even its name for updated versions designed to better reflect the brand's identity as a classic comfort food. Jones Knowles Ritchie is the design firm.