The
North Carolina Conference for the United
Methodist Church has hired bmd to develop
the identity of and printed materials for the Congregational
Development Fund.
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Birthmark
Designs continues to develop two and four-color ads for ShopBot
Tools, Inc. They have been placed in select
magazines, trade shows and even supersized trading cards.
Check out samples |
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City
of Raleigh Arts Commission
The
Arts Commission for the city of Raleigh, North Carolina,
has hired bmd for their Newsletter template design.
It is a quarterly published piece that will be delivered
with a style guide and color palette to the internal
graphic design department. The 22nd annual Raleigh
Metal of Arts Award materials are also being designed
by bmd. Print samples to come.
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TIME TO GROW:
An Initiative to Create New Life through
New Churches
The
Congregational Development Fund Dept. at the North
Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church
finalized their new website with Birthmark Designs.
Visit
this site to view a template sample with an elegant
design and revolving banners.
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the Triangle Wine Experience (TWE)
Frankie
Lemmon School & Developmental Center is
a non-profit that welcomes 3-6 year old children
with developmental disabilites for preschool. This
unique school for special needs children teamed
with Birthmark Designs to develop their printed
materials for the last three years. Also, the School
is the benefactor of the Triangle
Wine Experience. We handle all printed
materials and related web development. The 12th
annual Triangle Wine Experience took place on February
16-18, 2006. Check
it out and support the kids!
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Coral
Bay Ridge is an exclusive thirty-three lot sub-division
on the Bogue Sound in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina.
International marketing materials were created in
two forms: a brochure and an interactive website.
First a three-leaf, two-color brochure was created
from over 500 on-location images and hand drawings.
Beautiful Neenah Classic Laid, Camel Hair paper
served as the brochures foundation. Secondly, the
website showcased the beauty of the area as well
as the individual property. A 360 degree QuickTime
movie provides potential buyers with a view from
their second-floor balcany while a Flash
interactive displays dimensions, prices and
availability.
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It
was over a seven month display and the most successful
public art exhibit for Raleigh, North Carolina's state
capital, raising over 160,000 for non-profits. Birthmark
Designs designed a commemorative
poster containing over 160 images of the wolves
in early 2002. A 128-page commemorative
book followed with intimate details about the
artists, (real) red wolves and our beloved city, Raleigh.
Auction materials
were also handled by Birthmark Designs.
>Go
to the RRWR homepage with more specifics and purchasing
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