Magazine Design
Thrive magazine | Landscaping & Construction Ideas for the Delaware Valley Community | Gasper Landscape & Construction
A mock-up for a magazine concept for a new 32-page publication for Gasper Landscape & Construction. Goal is to produce a marketing vehicle that engages with the Delaware Valley community. Letters to the editor are encouraged; gardening tips and hints provided; solutions to landscaping problems explained; home decor ideas; and features that showcase Gasper Landscape success stories. Publication is meant to be designed as a coffee table keeper showcasing the beauty accomplished in the Bucks County area of Pennsylvania and surrounding areas through Gasper's talented team of professionals and expansive garden shop.
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A mock-up for a magazine concept for a new 32-page publication for Gasper Landscape & Construction. Goal is to produce a marketing vehicle that engages with the Delaware Valley community. Letters to the editor are encouraged; gardening tips and hints provided; solutions to landscaping problems explained; home decor ideas; and features that showcase Gasper Landscape success stories. Publication is meant to be designed as a coffee table keeper showcasing the beauty accomplished in the Bucks County area of Pennsylvania and surrounding areas through Gasper's talented team of professionals and expansive garden shop.
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William Penn Charter School | Penn Charter Alumni Magazine
This coed, K-12 Quaker day school in Philadelphia took the suggestion and followed the college model in the redesign of their 2-color magazine into a full 4-color one using double page spread features as well as varied and interesting departments. The magazine was repositioned for all-school readership appeal rather than an alumni-only audience and soon became an award winner. The community response was overwhelming. Upon receiving the first issue, an alumnus from Sweden was prompted to write a congratulatory note to the head of school and express his wishes to return for reunion. Penn Charter has seen continued success with the 4-color magazine in subsequent issues. The type treatment for the banner of the magazine drove the design for the logo that was used for the viewbook, the capital campaign and subsequent school-wide branding.
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This coed, K-12 Quaker day school in Philadelphia took the suggestion and followed the college model in the redesign of their 2-color magazine into a full 4-color one using double page spread features as well as varied and interesting departments. The magazine was repositioned for all-school readership appeal rather than an alumni-only audience and soon became an award winner. The community response was overwhelming. Upon receiving the first issue, an alumnus from Sweden was prompted to write a congratulatory note to the head of school and express his wishes to return for reunion. Penn Charter has seen continued success with the 4-color magazine in subsequent issues. The type treatment for the banner of the magazine drove the design for the logo that was used for the viewbook, the capital campaign and subsequent school-wide branding.
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William Penn Charter School | Report of Gifts
Penn Charter saw great success when they moved their report of gifts from their magazine into a stand-alone piece several years ago, and they continue to receive positive feedback. The latest report marks the end of their $40 million plus Frameworks for the Future capital campaign, and Penn Charter used this opportunity to include a campaign wrap up. In addition to the traditional listing of gifts, the publication contains information on the implications of the campaign on the school’s future, stories on why donors gave, campaign project updates and more. The piece is another reminder of how an inspiring and motivating campaign tied to the brand message of a school will benefit the school long after the campaign is complete. To download a PDF of this design sample, click here.
Penn Charter saw great success when they moved their report of gifts from their magazine into a stand-alone piece several years ago, and they continue to receive positive feedback. The latest report marks the end of their $40 million plus Frameworks for the Future capital campaign, and Penn Charter used this opportunity to include a campaign wrap up. In addition to the traditional listing of gifts, the publication contains information on the implications of the campaign on the school’s future, stories on why donors gave, campaign project updates and more. The piece is another reminder of how an inspiring and motivating campaign tied to the brand message of a school will benefit the school long after the campaign is complete. To download a PDF of this design sample, click here.
Pennsylvania Living Magazine
A review of the people, places, and things that make Pennsylvania unique.
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A review of the people, places, and things that make Pennsylvania unique.
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