Recognition

An identity program created for Ravago Recycling by Art Director Steve Habersang has been chosen for inclusion in the new book “Logo Lounge 10.” From the publisher: “Your work was picked from among the 40,000 logos reviewed by our international judging panel of design superstars, including Andreas Karl, Aaron Draplin, Von Glitschka, Alex Tass, Chad Michael, Yo Santosa, Emily Oberman, Su Mathews Hale, Felix Sockwell and Alex Trochut.” The new book will be released by Rockport Publishers in 4Q17. For more information visit www.logolounge.com.

The “Excellence is the Point” annual report we produced for the Stamford Public School system received an award in the National School Public Relations Association’s 2017 Publications and Electronic Media Contest. The piece was designed by Vaughn Fender, written by Sharon Beadle, and photographed by John Martin.

Our studio’s work earned awards at the 2017 Annual CT Art Directors Club Awards Show on June 29th at Marquee Events in Hartford, including a gold and judge’s award for the Taylor Design 2017 calendar promotion; three silver awards for the Foundation Source sales brochure, Sarah Lawrence Magazine, and the website for RZH Advisors; and five excellence awards for the Hartford Art School Website, the Brigham Health Online Magazine, Mount Sinai Science & Medicine magazine, the RZH Advisors logo, and the U. of Scranton Admissions Direct Mailer. Iris, Laura, Steph, Cindy, Chris, Bria, Hannah, and Steve enjoyed the festivities.

We received notice from GDUSA Magazine that our work was selected as a winner in the 2017 American Web Design Awards competition. The project chosen was the Foundation Source website. The site was designed by Steph Mullins, written by Catherine Censor, illustrated by James Steinberg, photographed by Don Hamerman, and programmed by Hannah Wool.

Taylor Design received two awards in the 2017 American Graphic Design & Advertising 31 Awards Competition. The “Getting to Know Us” Booklet produced for Foundation Source received an award of distinction in the Brochures & Catalogs Competition  The piece was designed by Steph Mullins, illustrated by James Steinberg, and written by Catherine Sensor. The “Brigham Health” magazine produced for Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, was selected as a both a Finalist and Best of Category in the Publication Design Competition. The piece was designed by Steve Habersang; illustrated by Michael Hoeweler, T.M. Detwiler, Chris Gash, and Cindy Lau; written by Joy Howard, Jennifer Reardon, and Lauren Thompson; and photographed by Anton Grassel, Larry Magget, Stu Rosner, and Len Rubenstein.

We received notice that the 2016 Annual Report we created for Stamford Public Schools received an award in the CABE Connecticut Awards of Excellence for Educational Communications competition. The report, designed by Vaughn Fender and written by Sharon Beadle will be showcased at the CABE/CAPSS convention on November 17, 2017 at the Mystic Marriott Hotel, Groton.

An installation promoting New York Central Bar at the Grand Hyatt New York, designed by Bria Caso and Jocelyn Lau, was selected this week to be featured in Issue 46 of Creative Quarterly.

Taylor Design received two awards in the 2016 UCDA Competition. The winning entries included the Spring 2016 issue of “Sarah Lawrence” magazine, below top, designed by Hannah Fichandler and the Winter 2016 issue of Columbia Business School’s “Ideas at Work” publication, below bottom, designed by Stephanie Mullins.

TD has earned awards at the 2016 Annual CADC Awards Show: Gold Awards for Columbia University’s “Ideas at Work” anniversary issue and “Sarah Lawrence” magazine’s fall issue; Silver Awards for the Mount Sinai Medical Center 2016 “Science & Medicine” magazine, Lake Champlain Basin Program’s “Explore Our Lake” website, Grand Hyatt’s New York Central Bar promotion at GCT, and our 2016 Taylor Design calendar; Bronze Awards for Foundation Source’s Entrepreneurial Philanthropy campaign, Barrett Outdoor’s identity program, Passur Aerospace’s website, Keep America Beautiful’s 2015 annual report, and Terex’s Safety Saves Lives poster.