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I do not envy the task of the judges for our annual Best of Web competition.
Besides the usual parameters for judging a design competition—layout,
typography, color, use of imagery—they also must consider factors
exclusive to the digital realm: interface ease-of-use, continuity, scalability,
content management, on and on.
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STEP Design 100 Annual 2007: Posters (cont'd) |
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“We were originally asked to design the Copycats identity system,” explains
Richard Boynton of the Minneapolis firm Wink, “and during that
process, Copycats became so excited about their new look that they began
looking for other opportunities to extend the brand’s presence.” The
poster became a multipurpose tool—used at trade shows, sponsored
events and even in some direct mail pieces.
“Copycats is a one-stop-shop with a range of services and product
offerings for clients to choose from,” says Boynton. “The
poster conveys that all these options are available in one place—the tree—and the client can handpick the products and services
that will best meet their needs. The folks at Copycats love design.
They get excited about it like kids in a candy store. The best part
about working with them is their enthusiasm for the work produced.
It’s very validating.” And what’s more validating than making
the client happy? Making others want it, too. The Copycats
posters Wink created spawned multiple requests from new clients—primarily independent bands—to create multipurpose promotional/
concert posters and CD/DVD jackets. by Tami Terrell
Wink | Art Directors: Richard Boynton, Scott Thares | Designers: Richard Boynton | Illustrator: Richard Boynton | Client: Copycats | Contact: www.wink-mpls.com
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