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Tac­tic Iden­tity Design Published — Recent corporate identity design selected for publication.

Corporate Identity Design Recognized

We were super-excited to see our copy of iheart­l­o­gos’ Sea­son Two book arrive last week! Our recent iden­tity redesign for NOW Courier was selected for pub­li­ca­tion this time around, and we’re pleased to have our work rep­re­sented along­side so many other great identities.

iheart­l­o­gos, a pop­u­lar logo design com­pe­ti­tion where “the com­peti­tors are the judges — and vice versa,” received approx­i­mately 1,300 entries in the Sea­son Two com­pe­ti­tion. 450 were selected for publication.

Posted: 02.07.2012|Posted by: Cody T.|Comments (0)|
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Tac­tic Careers — We're hiring... again.

We’re busy, and it’s time to add another spe­cial­ist to our ranks. This time, we’re after a tal­ented, full-time designer - a real design pow­er­house who’s pas­sion­ate about their craft.

Are you a bril­liant designer in search of work? If so, have a look here.

Posted: 12.28.2011|Posted by: Cody T.|Comments (0)|
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Tac­tic logo design recognized — Recent work selected for publication in international logo design book.

We’re very excited to announce that one of our recent logo designs was selected for pub­li­ca­tion in iheart­l­o­gos’ sea­son two book!

An inter­na­tional logo design com­pe­ti­tion where “the com­peti­tors are the judges — and vice versa,” iheart­l­o­gos received more than 1400 entries for its sea­son two contest.

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Posted: 10.23.2011|Posted by: Cody T.|Comments (2)|
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Tac­tic receives national logo design recognition — Indianapolis branding agency wins three 2011 American Graphic Design awards.

We are excited to announce that Tac­tic has been rec­og­nized for the sec­ond year in a row as a three-time win­ner of the 2011 Amer­i­can Graphic Design awards, pre­sented by Graphic Design USA.

The annual awards pro­gram hon­ors dis­tin­guished new work in 23 cat­e­gories from print and pack­ag­ing to Inter­net and inter­ac­tive design. The four-decade old com­pe­ti­tion rec­og­nizes the best in the national graphic design community.

This year Tac­tic was the recip­i­ent of three awards in the iden­tity cat­e­gory. As an Indi­anapo­lis brand­ing agency, we are thrilled to show­case our iden­tity work.

This year’s com­pe­ti­tion attracted over 8,000 entries, with fewer than fif­teen per­cent selected as win­ners. As a 2011 win­ner, Tac­tic is eli­gi­ble to dis­play the win­ning pieces in the upcom­ing Graphic Design USA Awards Annual.

Penrod Arts Fair Logo
Win­ner, Logo Design: Pen­rod Arts Fair




EduFocal Logo

Win­ner, Logo Design: Edu­Fo­cal



Smart IT Logo

Win­ner, Logo Design: Smart IT

Posted: 09.20.2011|Posted by: Emily S.|Comments (3)|
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Sup­port­ing Indi­ana Com­pa­nies to Watch — Tactic proud to support annual awards program ... and recognize two clients "worth watching."

Companies to Watch Invitation Design

Each year, Indi­ana com­pa­nies com­pete for the “Com­pa­nies to Watch” award that hon­ors second-stage com­pa­nies that demon­strate high per­for­mance in the mar­ket­place, exhibit inno­v­a­tive prod­ucts or processes, or oth­er­wise make those com­pa­nies “worth watching.”

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Posted: 07.28.2011|Posted by: Phil D.|Comments (0)|
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Tac­tic wins FPO Award — Business cards succeed in international print design contest.

Tactic Business Card

We’re excited to announce that Tac­tic has been awarded a 2011 FPO Award for our busi­ness card redesign! Put on by the folks at Under­Con­sid­er­a­tion, “the FPO Awards is a judged com­pe­ti­tion that cel­e­brates the best print work from around the world dur­ing 2010.” This year marks the inau­gural year for the FPO Awards, and from 287 entries, 104 were selected as winners.

Click here to check it out!

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Under­Con­sid­er­a­tion is a pop­u­lar net­work of blogs and design-centric web sites meant to “ques­tion, push, ana­lyze and agi­tate graphic design and those involved in the pro­fes­sion.” Within that net­work lives FPO, a blog focused exclu­sively on show­cas­ing “printed mat­ter that is either wildly inno­v­a­tive or pru­dently robust.”

Posted: 06.16.2011|Posted by: Cody T.|Comments (0)|
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