Goddard College: Redesigned and Relaunched

Goddard College: Redesigned and Relaunched

Goddard College is a pioneer in developing methods, tools and techniques that empower people from all walks of life access to a challenging and academically rigorous college program. Now the Vermont college has a new website to help it carry its tradition into the future. Pioneers in Progressive Education Founded as a reaction to European fascism in 1938, Goddard holds a prestigious history of academic leadership: the first American college to...

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Faces of Long Trail School

Faces of Long Trail School

Long Trail School’s recent print promotion is sure to make anyone smile. This new booklet, developed for prospects and donors, features profiles of twelve members of the school community — faculty, trustees, staff, students and families. Each page highlights an individual who exemplifies the openness and intelligence that the school is known for; each member also serves to illustrate the wide range of interests, skills and...

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Florentine Films

Florentine Films

Documentarian, Filmmaker, Cinematographer, Photographer, Published Author. Roger Sherman’s curriculum vitae is as varied as it is prestigious. His film work has been honored with an Emmy, a Peabody, and two Oscar nominations; his photos have been published in Town & Country, Newsweek, and Saveur. Roger co-founded Florentine Films with Ken Burns back in their college days. We recently redesigned and relaunched the professional site...

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Authentic Designs: Vermont Made Colonial Reproduction Lighting

Authentic Designs: Vermont Made Colonial Reproduction Lighting

The town of Rupert lies about 8 miles south of here: west of the Taconics, nestled between the Vermont hills and the New York border. image courtesy of Jane DaviesWith less than a thousand residents, just about anyone would call it one of the smallest towns you’re likely to find — unless, of course, you live around here. In Rupert, you’ll find open farm fields, a general store, the U.S. post office, and an extremely unique...

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An Old Brand Gets a Brand New Site

The M.I. Hummel brand has been a staple in the world of collectibles and artwork since the early 1930s, when the illustrations of Berta Hummel (aka Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel) were reproduced as “art cards” by a German publisher to astounding commercial success. The original illustrations were soon licensed to a porcelain company which began manufacturing the the collectible figurines. The new site, HummelGifts.com, offers a wide...

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