Taskforce for the Homeless Identity Wins International Design Award
Moscow-based Identity | branding and design magazine has announced Atlanta’s Taskforce for the Homeless identity design by Matter has received the Identity: Best of the Best 2007 international identity award in the non-profit organizations and events corporate identity (brand identity) category.
Identity: Best of the Best 2007 gathered nearly 1000 works from over 25 countries in 12 nomination categories. The contest was judged by an international jury including David Carson (David Carson Design, USA), Erik Spiekermann (United Designers Network, Germany), Ken Cato (Cato Purnell Partners, Australia), Emma Booty (Landor Associates, UK), Alexander Faldin (fallindesign studio, Russia), Tony Speath (identityworks.com, USA), Cristian “Kit” Paul (Brandient, Romania), Ruth Klotzel (Estudio Infinito,Brazil), Minato Ishikawa (Minato Ishikawa Associates Inc., Japan), Ivan Chermayeff (Chermayeff & Geismar, USA).
“We are extremely proud the Taskforce for the Homeless and its identity work was recognized with this international and prestigious award,” beamed Matter Executive Creative Director Ash Arnett. “The category was highly competitive and the award speaks volumes to the dedication of our team to the Taskforce for the Homeless mission and the translation of that mission into branding that communicates. My acknowledgement to our designers Jenny Sun and Crystal Collett for their award-winning effort!”