© 2013 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
Creative Direction, lead infographics and web designer for Reboot‘s groundbreaking ethnographic policy study on the role of technology in post-Revolution Tunisia. Commissioned by the World Bank. www.thereboot.org/tunisia Publication Design: Creative Direction + Infographic Design Web Design: Visual Front End Long Page Design
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I extended an early draft of a brand mark for the Portland small business, Alberta Eye Care, into a full suite of brand materials, as well as designed a a clean, friendly and unique website and supporting print materials. Web … Continue reading →
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Creative direction and lead web designer for significant redesign of the growing service design firm Reboot. Web redesign has seen marked growth in traffic, as well as vastly improved user experience and improved articulation of messaging. www.thereboot.org
© 2012 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
Lead designer at Reboot on infographic design commissioned for the World Bank’s 2012 Report on Information and Communications for Development. Infographics received wide online circulation and have been cited as a positive departure toward a more design-oriented international development space. … Continue reading →
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Strategic branding, logo design, digital communications and print materials for Jefferson Smith’s innovative and groundbreaking 2012 candidacy for the Portland mayoral race. 2011 Campaign Kick-Off Website 2012 Primary Election Website Refresh Campaign Logo Campaign Literature Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and other … Continue reading →
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Design of research findings report, commissioned by the World Bank for print and digital delivery. A Reboot project.
© 2013 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
On two separate occasions, I have had the privilege of designing interventions to reach survivors of human trafficking here in the United States. The first of those was in 2010, when I lead a team of advocates and legislative staff to successfully lobby … Continue reading →
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Collaborative publication design for the Urban League of Portland’s 2012 Racial Equity Strategy Guide, intended for high-ranking officials in the City of Portland. ulpdx.org/racialequitystrategyguide
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Collaborative team design project for East River Development Alliance youth media program “Reelizations.” A team of 4 designers, of which I was one, provided a comprehensive strategy guide which included strategic branding, financing, recruitment, curriculum development and event recommendations. Based … Continue reading →
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Promotional poster for event series sponsored by the Bus Project and the Portland Mercury newspaper.
© 2011 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
Produced all visual communication for young Oregonian, Shemia Fagan’s first foray into elected office as School Board candidate. Design work included full development of branding package, logo, lawn signs, direct mail, brochures and web design. Ms. Fagan won her race … Continue reading →
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Hand-illustrated logo for artisan jewelry maker Stone & Smith.
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Original logo, brand and promotional material design for youth environmental leadership fellowship Focus Roots.
© 2011 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
About this Project The sphere of social design is growing, yet often in reaction to a set of social problems as opposed to in the prevention of those problems to begin with. Meanwhile, advocacy that aims to affect systemic progress … Continue reading →
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I worked with Oregon’s leading gay rights organization Basic Rights Oregon to develop a simple yet compelling visual identity for the Our Families program, a growing campaign to engage with LGBT issues in communities of color.
© 2011 Mollie Ruskin. All rights reserved.
Designed a door hanger to increase awareness about new Emergency Birth Control options for women in Oregon, funded by the Oregon Foundation for Reproductive Rights. Print design in English and Spanish.
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Designed direct mail and campaign literature for Portland School Board Candidate Matt Morton. Matt, a Native American candidate running in the most diverse section of the city, faced a challenge in communicating his extensive personal and professional experience serving communities … Continue reading →