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May 2009

Two Sites to be Included in Upcoming AIGA National Design Annual and Exhibit

Dan Flavin & The Light Project

We’ve just been notified that two web sites we’ve designed for the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St. Louis — Dan Flavin: Constructed Light & The Light Project — are to be included in the AIGA National Awards for 2009! The category for our winning selection – Educational and Nonprofit: Non-ecommerce sites.

“365: AIGA Annual Design Competitions” make a definitive statement on the quality of communication design in North America this year. The survey of selections is published in AIGA’s online design archives; published in a book that is distributed as an authoritative chronicle of current design; and exhibited in AIGA’s New York gallery on Fifth Avenue.

This competition extends a legacy that began more than 90 years ago and is widely recognized as the most selective statement on design excellence today.

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May 2009

Celebrating 20 Years of the AIGA St. Louis Chapter

On Thursday night, May 7th 2009, the AIGA St. Louis Chapter celebrated its 20th anniversary by throwing a fabulous event. As part of the event, 20 designers we’re invited to participate and create 20 pieces of work specifically for the show, which was then displayed and given to attendees. Three TOKY designers (Kirsten O’Loughlin, Katy Fischer and Jay David) donated work. Pictures from the event follow below. Congratulations to the AIGA on 20 years in St. Louis!

Letterpress Posters by Kirsten
Letterpress Posters by Kirsten O’Loughlin

Curiosities by Katy
Curiosities by Katy Fischer

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Letterpress Posters by Jay David

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Left to right: Rachel Gagnon, Geoff Story (TOKY Associate Creative Director), Curt Von Diest, Tyler Craft (TOKY Senior Developer)

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April 2009

16 Awards in the Local AIGA Awards, Including Best of Show

We had a great night at the 14th Annual St. Louis Chapter AIGA awards, which took place Friday, April 3rd. TOKY took home 16 of the 46 awards including Best of Show. Our awarded work represented nearly every service from packaging to identity to interactive to print collateral.

This video for Dr. Barry Singer at MSLivingWell.org took Best of Show:
http://www.vimeo.com/4048026

Pictured below was an invite created for “An Evening with John Waters” at Laumeier Sculpture Park:
An Evening w/ John Waters

Our logo for the Miles Davis Jazz Festival won in the Branding category:
miles-web

Below is a list of the other TOKY winners for the night:

Branding
Title: 100 Wood Fire Grille Logo
Client: 100 Wood Fire Grille

Title: Thinking Cap Logo
Client: Thinking Cap

Informing

Title: Dan Flavin Constructed Light Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Title: The Light Project Exhibition Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Title: Old Masters Kiosk
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Title: Old Masters Catalogue
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Title: The Light Project Exhibition Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Promoting

Title: Cahokia Mounds Website
Client: Cahokia Mounds

Title: Art the Vote Campaign
Client: Art the Vote

Title: St. Louis Public Library Holiday Card
Client: The St. Louis Public Library Foundation

Title: Winter White Invitation
Client: The St. Louis Public Library Foundation

Packaging

Title: Eckert’s Peach Boxes
Client: Eckert’s Orchards

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