Jennifer Young Dzwonar, Katherine Coble, Karen Alter, and Jennifer Berry (left to right) traveled different paths to and within Borshoff, and each brings a distinct personality and skillset to the job. But all arrived at the same place: principals, partners, boss ladies, Borshoff owners.
Once a year, local designers – more than 70 this time – remix and re-imagine movie posters for the Bigger Picture Show, a silent auction fund raiser for Indy Film Fest.
In 2014, Kiwanis International asked Borshoff to help publicize its 100th anniversary. The international service organization had a lot of stories to tell. Too many, actually.
When long-time Borshoff managing principal Susan Matthews announced she’d be retiring in the summer of 2015, we started thinking about our next chapter.
For more than 30 years, Borshoff has collaborated with the Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities. And each March, we help produce materials to celebrate Disability Awareness Month.
While it’s hard to write about this political season without venturing down the rabbit hole of who’s right and who’s wrong, I’m not going to. I’m just not. There’s nothing to be gained from it other than stirring an already hot cauldron of emotions on both sides.
When NIPSCO wanted to show people how easy saving money and energy really is, the solution was obvious—simply emphasize the tips that make saving painless. We built our story around The Greenes, who—just like every family—are looking for ways to save. And, just like every family, they have different opinions on which tips are the best.
In 2016, former art director Adam Johnson and former senior graphic designer John Ilang-ilang were approached to design posters for Middle Waves, a new music festival in their hometown.
Math and science concepts can feel like evil adversaries to a teenager. (OK, most of us are intimidated by parabolas and oxidizers.) But at least for the 6th through 12th graders of the world, there’s Rose-Hulman’s AskRose. With this free tutoring service, knowledge is dispensed by some of the brightest engineering students in the country.
When the power goes out in a storm, people check their smartphone’s battery life. They worry if their shows will be recorded. But as the outage continues, safety and family become top of mind. Fortunately, there’s a hero hard at work, taking the dark head(light) on.
