Part of the Digital Fabrics Collection, VM-Canvas is one of the latest products included with the Visual Magnetics Graphic System. Malcolm Grear Designers' visual identity and branding program for Visual Magnetics has helped establish Visual Magnetics as the leading innovator in magnetic-receptive, large format retail graphics and display. The VM branding system provides Visual Magnetics with a distinguished visual attitude that helps define their unique market position. ...continue reading
Currently on view at the Art Institute of Chicago is a show called “Windows on the War: Soviet TASS Posters at Home and Abroad, 1941-1945.” Most of the posters in the exhibition belong to the Ne Boltai! Collection of Soviet Propaganda which is based in Prague. Malcolm Grear Designers designed the visual identity and the website for the Ne Boltai Collection. ...continue reading
Visual Magnetics LP, developer of the Visual Magnetics Graphic System, announced that CEO Joe Deetz is an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year 2011 New England Award semifinalist. Deetz was selected as a semifinalist from nearly 60 nominations by a panel of independent judges. ...continue reading
For over a century in Rhode Island, the wild population of oysters has been nearly extinct. Over the years, the Narragansett Bay has been polluted to the point of destroying the once thriving oyster beds. Ironically, oysters and other filter feeding organisms provide a natural protection water filter for plants and animals. Oysters also provide a natural defense against shoreline erosion. Currently in the Outer ...continue reading
Malcolm Grear Designers recently designed the new identity for the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Providence, Rhode Island. The Veterans Memorial Auditorium, now known as “The Vets,” is home to the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Festival Ballet Providence and the Providence Singers.
City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA), a professional group focused on promoting professional development and training opportunities for those involved in editorial and journalistic pursuits, asked Malcolm Grear Designers to lead the discussion on visual identity and branding