Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Midway Channel Gallery Identity































Logo for Midway Channel Gallery, an artist-run gallery located at the Midway Studios, 15 Channel Center Street, Fort Point Boston.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

We got the bone! - The AIGA BoNE (Best of New England) design show 2013




























































Mario Avila Design received the prestigious 2013 Best of New England award for the recruitment materials designed for the School of MFA (Museum of Fine Arts) Boston. 

The AIGA Best of New England (BoNE) Show is a biennial design competition and celebration of New England design. The BoNE Show competition is open to all design professionals, educators, and students currently practicing in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Winners of this prestigious, nationally recognized competition have their work published in print and online, and displayed in a traveling exhibition. They received recognition and the coveted bone award at the BoNE Show ceremony held at the Boston University's 808 Gallery. (On display through July 20, 2013.)

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

My Land, Your Land — The Land









Come see our new play! Hana made the props and assisted with backdrop painting under direction of the very talented production designer Anne Loyer; Mario helped with just about anything. And yes, we created the poster.

The workshop production of The Land, a new play by Jessica Litwak, a U.S. playwright and Amir al-Azraqi, an Iraqi playwright is presented by the Fort Point Theatre Channel, directed by Marc S. Miller.
This Thursday (8 PM), Friday (8 PM) and Saturday (7 and 9 PM) at 10 Channel Center Street, Fort Point Boston. Admission is FREE! Sorry, you just run out of excuses!

Monday, April 2, 2012

Dace Up Close Of Worlds Apart






The Boston Magazine said this about the José Mateo Ballet Theatre: “…The Sanctuary Theatre inside the Old Cambridge Baptist Church provides an almost religious experience. The seats are so close you can see every slash of muscle, hear each clack of a pointe shoe, and practically feel the performer’s exhalations.”

Catch their next show, AbsurdUs from April 20 to May 6. 


Monday, March 12, 2012

For the love of fabric
















Amy Nguyen is a talented textile artist who infuses her love of art into fabrics.
Greatly inspired by Japanese textile design and nature, she paints, dyes, layers, stitches, quilts, and sculpts, creating one of a kind wearable art pieces.


Her strong artistic vision was a huge help to us when we updated her identity, and produced and art-directed photo shoot for her website and promotional materials.


Art Direction and Design:

Photographed by the very talented and hard working Bob Packert:

Hair & Make-up by Jeni Teran:





Amy Nguyen
15 Channel Center Street
Studio302
Boston MA 02210
(by appointment only)
917.838.8215