This month our work is featured in Print, Graphis, and i4Design — a trifecta! (May is Derby month)
Print Magazine
Our presence in Print Magazine highlights Rick Valicenti’s tote bag — designed for the Print Carry Hope initiative. Proceeds of this tote go to CASA, a not-for profit organization to which John Pobojewski and Rick contributed their design time while working with EPIC in 2009.
For nearly 25 years, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Cook County has been helping abused and neglected children who have become lost in an overwhelmed and under-resourced foster care system find a place to call home.
Graphis
Graphis Posters awarded their distinguished Platinum Award to Thirst’s IIT Fall 2009 Lecture Series Poster. Rick and Bud Rodecker collaborated on this typographically-tight design.
i4Design Magazine
LESS is (a lot of things and) MORE, an 8-page typographic entry to the Fourth Annual Suite Sixteen issue of i4Design Magazine features eight graphic design students at Harrington College of Design. i4Design Publisher, Mitch Obstfeld, a Harrington Board of Trustee member made his pages available for Brad Kisner’s students. Rick Valicenti, also a Harrington Board member, served as design director, writer, and mentor. Richard Wright of Wright Auctions was this project’s patron and closes it with his virtual applause.
The Harrington Eight (in order of sequence):
Katelyn Smith, Allan Nacapuy, Tre’ Henry, Jonathan Girton, Vanessa Eggers,
Nina Castillo-D’angier, Christina Elizabeth, Brian Steiling
Special thanks to Harrington photographers:
Danyel Duncan, Joe Byrnes
