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With $76.7 billion in sales, Kroger is the country's largest grocery store chain operating 3,619 stores. This colorful calendar, distributed in-store during Rosh Hashanah, faithfully reproduces Israeli stamps that depict images of nature—indigenous animals; native fruits and vegetables; and picturesque landscapes.
Somos (We Are), is a magazine that celebrates the many contributions Latin Americans have made to North American culture. It contains snippets of American life that many may not know are of Latin origin. The full-color publication was distributed in all 228 ShopRite locations during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Far from it’s humble Mexican beginnings in 1873, Sauza Tequila is the fastest growing international spirit brand today. Embodying the excitement and stateside appeal of the superior quality blue agave tequila, this illustration was used for in-store displays and other promotional material.
Pepsi's national We Inspire campaign targets African American women aged 25-49. The magazine The Rhythm of Your Soul, contains stories of self-awareness and personal empowerment. These narratives are a source of encouragement and inspiration for this demographic as well as others.
Walmart and its sponsoring vendors wished to effectively connect with their Asian customers with particular focus on the Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese communities.
To achieve that end, this attractive 24-page magazine was designed and distributed during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
The term new evangelization was popularized by Pope John Paul II with reference to efforts to reawaken the faith in traditionally Christian parts of the world. It soon took on the additional meaning of using new media to broadcast the Gospel message. NewEvangelizers.com is at the forefront of these efforts.
This 64 page book celebrates the 20th anniversary of the founding of the School of Communication. The contents highlight the successes of the faculty and staff and was distributed to prospective donors. As a result, hundreds of thousands of dollars were earmarked for need-based scholarships.
As the title suggests, the book is a look at the Catholic Mass, specifically the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite. The Catholic Mass Explained contains several hundred photographs, drawings charts, maps, graphs and tables. It is a visually stunning publication that is as informative as it is a joy to read.
