Elizabeth’s submission was featured on 30reasons.org this week. Thinkso participated last election in the poster contest and has supported the project since. Check out her incredibly detailed embroidery work here!

Thinkso created the editorial concept and annual report design for Memorial Sloan-Kettering, the country’s top-ranked center for cancer research and patient care. Thinkso recommended the “Ten Steps Closer” theme as a means of simplifying the institution’s message—focusing on ten distinct achievements or developments that brought MSK, and the world, closer to a cure in 2011.

Thinkso designed the first institutional report for the Tisch Cancer Center, part of New York’s elite academic medical center, Mount Sinai. As part of the project we established the editorial concept “1 + 1” as a way to frame the collaborative nature of the institute’s approach.

Thinkso, in partnership with Matthew Septimus Photography, Finlay Printing, Premier NYC, Skillcrush and MyCity4Her.com rebranded AIDS Orphans Rising in a single day! Check thinkso.com/sayso for a blow-by-blow recap in the coming days!

Partner Elizabeth Amorose spoke with Monyka Berrocosa on MyCity4Her about Give a Brand! and the importance of building a brand for small businesses and nonprofits. Tune in to hear her radio debut…

The cover of the latest BCM Quarterly, illustrated by Thinkso

The second issue of The BCM Report, designed by Thinkso, debuted this month. Entitled “The Brain,” it highlights BCM’s cutting-edge leadership in the study and treatment of this most amazing organ. Rich Clifford, a NASA astronaut and Parkinson’s patient being treated by Baylor College of Medicine doctors, is featured on the cover.

Partner Elizabeth Amorose (@thinksolizzy) made a poster for the AIGA’s Get Out The Vote initiative. You can see her work along with other great submissions here.

Thinkso was a double winner in the 2012 Graphic Design USA American Web Design Awards. Our work for SwapClear and Common Ground was recognized for excellence in web and identity design.

Thinkso created a brand identity and new website for Kate Tempesta’s Urban Golf Academy, an innovative program that combines creative movement techniques and traditional golf to teach children as young as age 4.

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