Event Logos & Identity The subway design went the distance and guided the event décor, confirming to guests that they got off at the right stop.
Event Logos & Identity, Invitations A well-trained eye could spot the New York City references in this folded Fall Gala invitation – subway tile type and metro mosaics!
Event Logos & Identity, Invitations The full-size, vintage-inspired poster, which fit perfectly in a frame, reflected the grandness of Forest Park and of the fashionable event.
Event Logos & Identity Vivid retro graphics depicting dapperly dressed ladies and gents walking toward the World’s Fair Pavilion venue showed the big picture of the annual Hat Luncheon.
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Invitations A collection of uniquely cut, foil-stamped cards detailing the weeklong itinerary of events exhibited bold type techniques and eye-catching perspective effects.
Invitations A custom die-cut pocket folder with dark gray foil artfully framed the innovative invitation installation stacked inside.
Invitations Since the art of sculpture operates in three dimensions, so did this 30th anniversary invitation, which reimagined Laumeier Sculpture Park’s acting symbol as a paper pop-up.
Invitations For Stephen Sondheim’s 90th birthday invitation, custom watercolor illustrations of Seurat-inspired scenes enlivened Sunday in the Park with George sheet music.
Invitations A metallic-accented pattern modeled after Powell Hall’s splendid domed ceiling honored the building’s 50th anniversary, while photographic images of the symphony’s retiring music director celebrated his legacy.
Invitations Lunar phases unfolded before recipients’ eyes as a circular die-cut on the cover doubled as a crescent and a full moon.
Invitations A cosmic accordion card centered the celestial theme of the evening and applauded the San Francisco Ballet’s dancers, whose out-of-this-world talent dares others to dream.
Virtual Events Supporters sipped and snacked on Shakespeare-themed gala goodies, including a Romeo and Juliet gimlet and Puck’s famous popcorn.
Virtual Events In this bard-inspired virtual gala box, the master playwright acted as the master of ceremonies, issuing important party proclamations in contemporary Shakespearean prose.
Virtual Events We crafted print and digital invites for an online event and curated custom care packages stocked with quarantine essentials, including personalized notecards, chocolates, playing cards, and a custom mask.
Invitations A perfectly plated design, serving a die-cut, grommet-fastened, silver foil-stamped cloche with a side of letterpress architectural illustration, invited guests to the grand opening of the food-focused organization’s new location.
Invitations Hoosier Ball guests got a kick out of this die-cut diner gatefold invite that showed off swinging 50s sock hop style with a hip color palette, retro type and event detail raffle tickets.
Invitations Prompted by the upcoming premiere performance of The Grapes of Wrath, this creative composition starred a custom handkerchief embellished with screen-printed sheet music and a refreshing watercolor wash bellyband that bundled everything together.
Invitations Hi ho hi ho it’s off to camp you go in this custom accordion die-cut invitation that combined the campgrounds and the Boston skyline, illustrating CHV’s yearlong initiatives.
Invitations Bold hand lettering and warm colors with radiant teal spectrum foil told supporters that the annual Beach Ball summer fundraiser was gonna be a bright sunshiny bash.
Invitations A leaf motif symbolizing the hopeful theme of the evening materialized in multiple ways, from the laser-cut gatefold to the die-cut tribute inserts to the subtle garlands of greenery on the day-of items.
Invitations A soft natural palette grounded the design’s autumnal aesthetic, while gold foil accents marked the formality of the American Cancer Society’s annual gala.
Invitations Oh là là! A dimensional die-cut Eiffel Tower pop-up and hand drawn illustrations with a loose watercolor wash backdropped the Opera Theatre’s Parisian-set season opener, La Bohème.
Invitations In this classical-meets-contemporary creation that played on one of the Fall Gala’s feature performances, pops of red modernized the black and white palette, while an elegant script balanced bold striped typography.
Invitations Celestial scenes, nostalgic nursery rhyme references and a die-cut gatefold cover made this Night for Newborns invitation a real page-turner.
Invitations Dinosaurs, butterflies, blue whales and bears inhabited this mini 3D diorama design and jumped out at guests ahead of the museum’s monumental sesquicentennial celebration.
Invitations The tablescape-shaped invitation’s die-cut trifold format adhered to the Children’s Hospital style standards while serving up the details of its annual Table Tops luncheon on an adorable platter.
Invitations This beautifully choreographed green and gold suite featured three principal pieces – a single card invitation, a folded reply set and a trifold insert card that credited the San Francisco Ballet’s many patrons.
Invitations A 3D pop-up of the stage put on a show and transported recipients to the theatre, where they took their seats and watched a gold foil-stamped fanfare occur above the subtly glowing tree line.
Invitations To mark the 100th anniversary of The Muny, America’s oldest and largest outdoor amphitheatre, this invitation delved into the archives and highlighted historic photos.
