Fresh start – a new year, a blank slate – make the year your own. Happy holidays!
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Looking ahead to a year of good vibes for 2024 – happy holidays!
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Armed with optimism for the holidays and the new year – a blend of happy, merry, jolly, sparkly.
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To a new outlook – and a brighter, busier, and more social 2022 for everyone.
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It’s been a challenging, backward year. Looking forward to turning the page on 2020 and finding our way ahead to better days.
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A new decade brings a new vision for the future – warmest wishes for 2020 and beyond! Exciting possibilities are ahead.
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Two exhibitions pay homage to two typographic visionaries: Hermann Zapf and Jan Tschichold who moved the practice of design forward.
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The 2019 World Happiness Report focuses on happiness and community. Discover which countries rank the highest.
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In the digital environment, many big brands have dropped their names from the brand mark and are moving forward with only a brand symbol.
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Holiday greetings: Come Together – a gentle reminder that we’re better together than apart.
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G Design + Communications’ Young Heroes website redesign has been recognized as an Outstanding Website | 2018 WebAward winner by the WMA.
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The need for consistency of a brand’s voice cannot be overstated. This roundup of good reads will keep brands on message.
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The Young Heroes website designed by G Design + Communications has been recognized by Graphic Design USA’s 2018 American Design Web Awards.
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Forgotten no more, a new book about designer Will Burtin details a man ahead of his time. His contributions to information design laid the groundwork for data visualizations and infographics we rely on today.
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Spotify has promoted the Brooklyn Museum's "David Bowie Is" exhibit in a massive way by branding a mass transit station and designing custom-branded MTA cards.
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Many of the most memorable posters – and great reference material – came out of the eight-year Works Progress Administration (WPA) program of the 1930s and 40s.
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