Jonathan Silberman
Identity Development
Client: withheld
An unused identity developed for a nonprofit association.
Print & Online Annual Report
Client: American University Library
Coding, design, photography, and print buying for a web-based annual report and printed companion piece with a sampling of the content to drive traffic online. The annual report features campaign buttons.
Online Biennial Report
Client: International START Secretariat
Design and Development of an online biennial report for START with advanced analytics tracking to see which pieces of content performed best. This will allow them to effectively plan the most pertinent content for the next report.
Health Policy Plus
Client: Palladium
Logo refinement and brand development for a USAID-funded 5-year project to work on health policy development and implementation around the globe.
Brand Development
Client: Odyssey Burger
Unused branding for a international-themed burger restaurant in Washington, DC. The flags spell out "ODYSSEY" in the Nautical Flag Alphabet.
Magazine Layout
Client: Center for Popular Democracy
Redesign and layout for an 8-page, saddle stitched magazine. Designed as a template, all of the elements were created with object, paragraph, and character styles in order to be easily executed in a consistent manner across issues.
Woodblock Print digital restoration
Client: American University Library
Mold and water damage removal along with color restoration.
Letting Go of Legacy Services Book Cover
Client: American Library Association Editions
Book cover photography and design for a series of case studies for planned abandonment strategies in libraries.
Biennial Report
Client: International START Secretariat
Design, photo sourcing, and print buying of biennial Report for International START Secretariat. START is an environmental change research nonprofit in Washington, DC.
Conference Program
Client: Biographers International
Design and cover photography for a 20 page, saddle-stitched program for Biographers International’s annual conference held in Washington, DC.
Annual Report 2013–2014
Client: American University Library
Design, photography, and print buying for a 56 page perfect bound report. The annual report features exploration-themed images from the library’s special collections.
Screen Printed T-shirts
Client: American University Library
Illustrations and print buying of promotional t-shirts designed with library-themed illustrations.
Branding, Website, and Annual Report
Client: LearnServe International
Branded components for LearnServe International is a social entrepreneurship and service learning organization for high school students in the Washington, DC area. The logo visualizes the energy present at the creation and the potential of an idea.
Jonathan Silberman
Education | Bachelor of Arts, Graphic Design2012 American University, Washington, DC. | |||
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Employment | The Trevor Project, Washington, DC2017–Present Senior Marketing DesignerI am responsible for all of the graphic design projects for the organization and manage all the web properties. I work with partner organizations and volunteers to ensure brand consistency on our co-sponsored events and manage the email workflow for all of our external communications. I work with the members across the organization to develop graphics suited for each audience and platform. | |||
American University Library, Washington, DC2003–2017 Design & Marketing CoordinatorAfter working as support staff for two years at AU, I successfully lobbied to create a position for myself as the library graphic designer. In 2007, I was able to create a case for adding the responsibility of marketing coordination to my purview. I was responsible for creating a cohesive visual identity, providing the library with a prominent presence on campus, and addressing the day-to-day design needs. As the sole designer, I had the ability to take on many additional responsibilities, such as print buying, photography, copy writing, editing, coding, and running a print shop. During the final four years, I also supervised a design assistant. | ||||
Fearless Future, Washington, DC2005–Present Co-OwnerA two-person shop, my business partner and I started Fearless Future to work exclusively with nonprofits and to have a way to continue working together after she moved to Arizona. We both have full time jobs, but see our partnership as our way to make meaningful change. | ||||
Skills | Full Stack
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Awards |
2019—American Inhouse Design Award, Graphic Design USA 2018—Silver Award, Landing Page for Marketing, W3 Awards —American Inhouse Design Award, Graphic Design USA 2017—Silver Award, Non-profit Website, W3 Awards —American Web Design Award, Graphic Design USA 2016—American Graphic Design Award, Graphic Design USA 2015—Gold Award, Annual Report category, Davey Awards —American Inhouse Design Award, Graphic Design USA |
2014—Silver Award, both Science and Annual Report categories, Davey Awards 2013—Silver Award, Self-Promotion Mobile Site, W3 Awards —Website Merit Award, Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington 2012—Sappi Ideas that Matter Grant Recipient 2011—Two of annual report designs featured in the international compendium: Corporate Brochure Designs Tokyo: PIE Books —In HOWse Design Awards, HOW Magazine | ||