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For Immediate Release
Contact: Aline Hilford at (203) 544-9692, x15 or aline@alexanderisley.com

NY and Connecticut Firm Featured in
“Identity Design that Works”

The work of design firm Alexander Isley Inc. is featured in “Identity Design that Works; Secrets for Successful Identity Design,’ a book by Cheryl Dangel Cullen for Rockport Publishing. The book highlights 28 identities whose graphic programs set them apart.

The book explores some of the best brand identities in the world, and Alexander Isley Inc. is featured for an overall brand identity designed and created for its client, BlueBolt Networks. BlueBolt Networks is a business-to-business company that makes materials specification software used by architects and interior designers. The product lets users compare, specify and order materials online.

BlueBolt hired Alexander Isley Inc. to update it‘s Identity and develop a new product name, logo/mark, brochure, packaging, trade show booth, trade advertising, and e-mail blasts.

“Identity Design that Works” explores many of the major theoretical and cultural issues that have shaped good identity design and offers an insider‘s look at the origins of some of the world’s greatest identity designs—as well as how they interact and shape our culture and our thinking.

 

 

About Alexander Isley Inc.
Alexander Isley Inc. was founded in 1988 and has evolved into a nine-person graphic design consultancy with offices in New York City and Redding, CT. The firm enjoys an international reputation for its groundbreaking work in the areas of graphic and retail design.

Examples of Alexander Isley Inc.’s work are represented in the permanent collection of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (the Smithsonian Institution’s national design museum) and the YCS Design Library in Japan. The firm’s work has also been exhibited at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris and The New York Art Director’s Club. Designs Isley collaborated on while at M&Co. are in the permanent design collection of the Museum of Modern Art and the archives of the Library of Congress.

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