We’re proud to announce the launch of Latin America Goes Global, a website based on the idea that too often and for too long, Latin America and the Caribbean have been studied and analyzed in terms of policy as a separate, isolated geographic unit.
The artwork for the latest issue of Columbia Journalism Review is still up on our whiteboard.
Listen up! Nothing is more important than good sound design. The May issue of PCMA Convene just arrived. Illustration by Studio Castelao.
Nautilus brought home two Ellies: One for General Excellence in the category of Literature, Science, and Politics, and the other for Website.
Nautilus was nominated for two National Magazine Awards: General Excellence in Literature, Science, and Politics Magazine and Website categories.
Convene earned a Gold award from Association TRENDS All Media Contest, in the Monthly Professional Society Magazine category.
We collaborated with our amazing colleagues at Tierra Innovation to launch the new Yale Law Journal.
Wura-Natasha Ogunji illustrates Religion in Africa and the Diaspora, the latest issue of Harvard Divinity Bulletin.
We designed the graphic identity for Nautilus, a new online publication about science and its endless connections to our lives.
SCR launches Women, Peace and Security: Sexual Violence in Conflict and Sanctions. Read the full report and updates.
The Meat of the Meeting: Convene magazine redesign and ongoing art direction and design.
Harvard Divinity Bulletin: Heads of State illustrates religious tolerance and the power of grassroots communities for social good.
The more enlightened our houses are, the more their walls ooze ghosts. —Italo Calvino, 1967 from LQ‘s Magic Shows.
“It’s a transformation that shows the power of good design”—Steven Heller reviews the Spectator‘s redesign.
Religion & Politics celebrates its one year anniversary with a Webby nomination!
Democracy launches its new blog: Arguments.