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The 2012 Giving Report for the Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation is currently featured on the HOW Magazine blog. The Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation, a nonprofit segment of the biopharmaceutical company, works to finance other nonprofits and get medicine to people who need it around the world. The Giving Report is divided into four sections—medicine, community programs, time & skills and social enterprise—and features illustrations from Andrew Bannecker, infographics, volunteer profiles, maps, and videos—and is connected to various social media channels.

Taylor Design received two awards in the 2012 American Graphic Design Awards Competition, presented by Graphic Design USA Magazine. The projects honored include the 2011 annual report for Keep America Beautiful designed by MarkBarrett and the winter 2012 issue of the alumni magazine for Sarah Lawrence College designed by Hannah Fichandler.

Taylor Design created the t-shirt that was used as a gift for participants in the AIGA CT’s Make-A-Thon 2022. The event is a 12-hour design marathon that partners local nonprofits with creative and strategic-minded professionals to produce quality marketing materials, pro bono. Make-A-Thon was held on June 25, 2022 at Digital Surgeons in New Haven, CT.

Our team earned 5 awards at the 46th Annual CT Art Directors Club Awards Show, including the Taylor Design 2022 Calendar (gold), Island School Website (silver), Friends of Kosciuszko Park Identity (silver), University of New Haven Magazine (excellence), and Brigham Health Magazine (excellence). Congratulations all! An archive of the award winning work can be viewed here.

The 2022 Stamford Boys & Girls Club 5K attracted over 1,000 runners. Our team this year included (from left to right) Dan Taylor, Kristine Habersang, Steve Habersang, and Nora Vaivads. Over $200,000 were raised to benefit the Stamford Boys & Girls Club.

Our 2021 Silver Linings Calendar earned second place in the Invitations and Announcements category of the PRINT Awards. The competition included design submissions from 45 countries around the world. The piece was conceived by the Taylor Design team, designed by Bria Mangione, illustrated by Cindy Lau, and written by Stacey Resnikoff.

Our art director Steve, who also works as a pen & ink illustrator, will face off against Daniel Sheridan, an illustrator who creates art with his tablet, at the AIGA Opposites Attract event on Wednesday, February 16th at 7:00pm. Register today.

Designer Cindy Lau competed in the Philadelphia Marathon on Sunday November 21, finishing with a time of 3 hours, 54 seconds. The city-centered course provided Cindy with a great view of Philly’s many historic sites. Congratulations to Cindy and all 15,000 of the 2021 participants!

Our team earned 6 awards at the 46th Annual CT Art Directors Club Awards Show, including work for Brigham Health, The Pinnacle School, The Long Island Sound Study, and our studio. Congratulations all! An archive of the award winning work can be viewed here  https://winning.work/event/cadc45 and a video of the event can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNLPAFCc4bE