Hull Creative Group

Hull Creative Group Wins Five American Graphic Design Awards: Firm Lauded for Powerful Creative that Brings Brands to Life

Boston, MA – Hull Creative Group, a design and marketing firm, is pleased to announce it has been honored with five 2004 American Graphic Design Awards for design and communication excellence in a diverse range of projects. The competition, sponsored by Graphic Design USA Magazine, is recognized as one of the most prestigious and competitive awards programs in the industry. Each year only a small percentage of entries are selected of the hundreds submitted.

“I am proud of the talented Hull Creative Group team for their ingenuity, creativity and strategic thinking in creating resources that help our clients exceed their goals,” said Caryl Hull, President, Hull Creative Group. “Being recognized for an assortment of work reflecting the scope of business-to-business marketing and design truly showcases the firm’s versatility as well as its commitment to consistently provide clients with superior solutions that deliver results.”

Hull Creative Group 2004 American Graphic Design Awards:

AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) Las Vegas Lounge Invitation
This lively invitation plays up on the evening’s Las Vegas Lounge theme with vibrant colors, a martini glass, twinkling star motifs and 1950s inspired fonts.

Hull Creative Group Identity Program
Hip color combinations and sophisticated design position this 15-year-old design and marketing firm as an established player dedicated to staying current with the latest in design trends.

2004 Metropolitan Teaching & Learning Company School Catalog
A wealth of information is organized in an appealing and user–friendly way, enticing teachers of urban students to learn more about this publisher’s offerings.

2003 MRO Software Annual Report
MRO Software’s 2003 annual report highlights the success of this established leader in the industry. Sophisticated, integrated design provides consistency for MRO’s evolving brand.

Niagara National Heritage Area Newsletters
Designed to generate public awareness and solicit feedback from interested citizens, these newsletters describe the planning process, findings, and proposed alternatives for establishing a Niagara National Heritage Area.