“The photography throughout the project is really amazing.” —Raymond Saá Stein, chair of Drew’s art department

At the outset, we produced three conceptual viewbooks: Liberal Arts, Learning and Outcomes. These provided source material for a final viewbook, which captures the Drew experience in a vibrant 72-page, palm-sized volume.

“The site is fantastic. I really like the spirit of it.” —Jonathan Levin, dean of Drew’s College of Liberal Arts

We redesigned Drew’s undergraduate admissions website to unfurl Drew’s narrative as users scroll down each page, much like a reader flipping through the pages of the magazine. For pages about majors, we created more than 60 spot illustrations that show what is distinctive about Drew’s close-knit, intellectual culture. With its strong emphasis on visual communication, the site is unique in academia.

Drew’s demographics are visualized with typographic info graphics.

Full-impact learning means moving seamlessly between heady conversations and practical applications.

Drew’s art history program is best represented with a Venn diagram depicting Salvador Dali and Picasso.

During finals Drew students find themselves in a surreal world where time stretches.

For the study of classics we illustrated the golden proportion.

One in four children in Newark, N.J., suffer from asthma. For those majoring in Environmental Studies and Sustainability.

We saw a music major’s work come full circle.

For political science we theorized what a new universal flag might look like.

And we gave business studies a new slogan for the global economy.

“Can’t be more excited and eager to come to Drew after watching this! :) ” —Drew Class of 2017 Facebook comment

We created a short, high-energy film that parallels the website’s narrative, bringing to life our visuals from the viewbook and the site. Composed and animated by Thirst, the video is primarily a production by Drew students and alumni for future Drew students and alumni.