Interrobang to develop Rosie's Girls web presence

Vermont Works for Women has enlisted Interrobang to develop the web presence for their Rosie's Girls initiative.

The Rosie’s Girls Summer Program® is a three week camp for early adolescent girls that encourages participants to develop and strengthen their capacities and confidence and helps them expand their perception of the range of educational and career options that are attainable. Using a unique, holistic approach, Rosie’s Girls combines hands-on instruction in the skilled trades with a broad array of other activities explicitly designed to encourage girls to develop their own strength, power and confidence in an atmosphere that is fun, supportive, and positive.

Interrobang develops Marketing Materials for Autumn Harp

Interrobang has been hired to develop a suite of digital and print marketing and sales materials for Autumn Harp. 

Autumn Harp provides premium service and creative solutions in product development and manufacturing of hot pour products to the personal care industry. Their OTC licensed facility provides support for their clients who range from major global corporations to independent brands.

Blast from Our Past...Emigre Magazine

We received an email on January 5th from Rudy VanderLans, the man behind Emigre, the legendary font foundry and magazine. He is working on "Emigre #70: The Look Back Issue.", a 500 page "Best Of" book. He is reprinting [in it's entirety] the interview he did at the Cranbrook Academy of Art with Kathy McCoy and the students [including Lisa and Mark] in 1991. He had to recreate the layouts from scratch because they were originally produced in ReadySetGo! which he can no longer open...

He needed a high-resolution image of Mark's PetLamp poster, which was featured in Emigre No. 19: Starting From Zero.

The imaging was done with video camera and image capture card in a Mac IIfx, and edited using Adobe Photoshop 1.a and Aldus FreeHand. The lamp was designed by fellow Cranbrook classmate John Davison.

Interrobang completes identity for General Sentiment

Interrobang has completed the identity for General Sentiment, a NY-based online firm that offers real-time research and search reporting on an unlimited number of topics from an unlimited number of online sources. They provide metrics which report the up and down, hot and cold, 'general sentiment' of the day, directly to your desktop.

Interrobang partnered with SoleKitchen Design of Lincoln, RI on this project.

When Work Is Play: Collaboration at It's Best article released

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