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Jeffrey White

Stephanie Jukoff

Julie Brigham

Lisa Brown

Wolfgang Strack 

Teresa Herd

Amy Stellhorn

Nicole LaRue

Individual Credits

Design Director

Design Company

Website

Client

Teresa Herd, Executive Creative Director
Amy Stellhorn, Creative Director
Nicole LaRue, Illustrator & Designer
Wolfgang Strack, Designer
Lisa Brown, Designer
Julie Brigham, Designer
Jeffrey White, Writer
Stephanie Jukoff, Project Manager


Design Team

By late December, the Women's March on Washington grew from a Facebook event into a phenomenon, and its organizers were desperate for a visual identity to unite its disparate chapters around the world. 

Big Monocle was asked to submit a proposal for the project, requiring logo options, a creative identity,  swag, banners, and social media templates. All in five days. We scrambled a team of designers, barely met the breakneck deadline, and screamed with joy when our design was selected on 12/08. The logo is subtly feminine and distinctly strong—three faces looking forward in a muted red, white, and blue.

On 12/11, we began creating comprehensive brand guidelines. On 12/13, we rolled them out to the world. By 12/30, we'd created 60 U.S. and 47 international logos. Soon, it became recognizable worldwide—the de facto symbol of the Women’s March, which, on 12/21/17, became the single biggest protest in American history.


Silver Winner in Branding for Graphic Design

Silver Winner in Integrated Graphic Design for Graphic Design

Gold Winner in Promotional Materials for Graphic Design

Honorable mention  in Illustration for Graphic Design

Designing the Biggest Protest in US History