SIGMA PI PHI FRATERNITY
For this social outreach organization, we produce a quarterly Journal - managing content and copyeditor relationships; providing typography, design and artwork; printing, binding and mailing; and creating digital media for iPads and Android tablets.
NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER
For this new federal site, which opened in Philadelphia on July 4, 2003, we produced 500 elegant, oversize books for visitors' signatures, using specially produced paper as well as custom binding and gold-stamping.
MUSEUM-QUALITY PRINTING
For the Museum of Arts and Design, formerly the American Craft Museum, FWD produced materials to support and promote its cultural and fund-raising efforts.
HIGHER EDUCATION
For Bank Street College of Education, FWD printed course catalogues, an annual report, graduation programs, fundraising materials and the College's "Occasional Paper Series."
NEWSLETTERS
FWD has produced newsletters for many organizations such as New York Cares, the Museum of Arts and Design (formerly the American Craft Museum), Baruch College's alumni association, the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, and other businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
DISTINGUISHED DESIGNERS
New York's most distinguished designers and agencies have chosen FWD to produce their own promotional pieces as well as important items for their clients. Among them are RODE, Chermayeff & Geismar, inc3, Vignelli Associates and WestGroup.
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
FWD produced a weekly three-color newsletter with editions in both languages - putting 80,000 copies in the mail less than 24 hours after receiving files from the client.
VINTAGE WORK
Fred Weidner & Daughter Printers, then known as F. Weidner Printing & Publishing Company, was one of the first printers to implement four-color printing in the 1920’s. We printed many amazing pieces for clients such as Paramount Pictures Corporation, Black Jack Chewing Gum and Chesterfield’s.
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS/MICHEL COMTE
A signature project that was distributed to such celebrities as Sting, this photo documentary of land mine victims was an incredibly powerful and artistic package of posters of varying sizes folded down to fit in a sleeve for easy distribution.