The Mohawk Show
Mohawk Show 10
The Winners
 
Mohawk Show 11
The Mohawk Show

The Mohawk Show celebrates both the beauty and brains of design.
The judging for Mohawk Show 10 was held in Lake George, New York, in June of 2009. Four judges were chosen based on factors including region, type of practice, experience and point of view. For two days, judges reviewed over twelve hundred entries. Five winners and twenty finalists were chosen based on the following criteria: aesthetic value, content, paper usage, appropriateness, production quality and excellence of craft. They are also profiled in the Mohawk Show 10 Catalogue.

Submit your entry to Mohawk Show 11 and the designer of the piece will have a chance to win $5,000. You can enter as many pieces as you like, and there are no entry fees. Please contact your local Mohawk rep, merchant specification representative or download entry forms by clicking the link to the left.
The Mohawk Show
The Mohawk Show celebrates both the beauty and brains of design.
The judging for Mohawk Show 10 was held in Lake George, New York, in June of 2009. Four judges were chosen based on factors including region, type of practice, experience and point of view. For two days, judges reviewed over twelve hundred entries. Five winners and twenty finalists were chosen based on the following criteria: aesthetic value, content, paper usage, appropriateness, production quality and excellence of craft. They are also profiled in the Mohawk Show 10 Catalogue.

Submit your entry to Mohawk Show 11 and the designer of the piece will have a chance to win $5,000. You can enter as many pieces as you like, and there are no entry fees. Please contact your local Mohawk rep, merchant specification representative or download entry forms by clicking the link to the left.

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Winner Mohawk Show 10
Mohawk Show 10
23 East 22nd Street:
OMA/Rem Koolhaas Presentation Kit

Client: Slazer Enterprises
Design Firm: Lipman, New York, New York
Designers: Ryan Jones, Julie Lysbo, Stephen Ellwood
Printer: The Hennegan Company, Florence, Kentucky; Burbridge, Inc., New York, New York; Utley’s Inc., Woodside, New York
Paper: Mohawk Options Vellum True White 96, 65 cover/176 gsm

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Winner Mohawk Show 10
Mohawk Show 10
CSPD 2008 and 2009 Annual Reports

Client: Calgary Society for Persons with Disabilities
Design Firm: WAX, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Designers: Jonathan Herman
Printer: Blanchette Press, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
Paper: Mohawk Options, Smooth, True White 96, 80 text/118 gsm

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Winner Mohawk Show 10
Mohawk Show 10
Children’s Medical Research Institute 2006/2007 Annual Report

client: Children’s Medical Research Institute
design firm: The Glass House, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
designers: Frances Greig
printer: Burwood Press, Yagoona, New South Wales, Australia
paper: Mohawk Opaque, Smooth, White, 100 cover/270 gsm, 80 text/118 gsm


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Winner Mohawk Show 10
Mohawk Show 10
Otis College of Art and Design Graduate View book

client: Otis College of Art and Design
design firm: ALT Design, Los Angeles, California & Still Room, Los Angeles, California
designers: Ana Llorente & Jessica Fleischmann
printer: Typecraft Wood & Jones, Pasadena, California
paper: Mohawk Via Smooth, 100% PC Cool White, 80 cover/216 gsm; Mohawk Options, Smooth, Bright White, 100 text/148 gsm

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Winner Mohawk Show 10
Mohawk Show 10
Unwrapped: Not Usual Gift Ideas

client: Teddy Bear Holding, Inc.
design firm: Teddy Bear Holding, Inc., New York, New York
designer: George Gozum
printer: Taylor Tocci & Co., Mahwah, New Jersey
paper: Mohawk Via Vellum, Pure White, 80 cover/216 gsm, 80 text/118 gsm

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Mohawk Show 10
The Winners Link
Mohawk Show 11
Winners
Download entry form (pdf)
We talk with each other. We make our marks. We print our ideas, desires, inspirations and words.

Mohawk Fine Papers celebrates the designers who make concrete the complex communications of our culture, who go beyond the expected and make visuals extraordinary.

Mohawk invites you to show the best of your work in Mohawk Show 11. Five winners will receive $5000 each. And finalists will be awarded $500 each. This year's show offers the “Sustainable Design Award” recognizing techniques, processes, or materials that helped reduce environmental impact. Entries are being accepted from now until May 31, 2010. A jury of four distinguished designers will act as judges to choose five best-of-show winners. Enter as many projects as you like. There are no entry fees.

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MARTY NEUMEIER (chair) is a designer, author, and brand consultant. His three books, The Brand Gap, Zag, and The Designful Company have been published in more than 20 languages, and are widely considered marketing classics. In 2002, he launched Neutron, a firm focused on helping companies build their brands "from the inside out.” Today he serves as Director of Transformation for Liquid Agency, a full-service brand firm in San Jose, California. www.martyneumeier.com

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DITI KATONA is a founding partner of Concrete Design Communications in Toronto. As a creative director, she is best known for producing elegant and evocative work for the firm’s clients in fashion, retail and luxury goods. Her creative work has received numerous awards from organizations such as the American Center for Design, AIGA, Graphis, and British D&AD. She frequently lectures on design, serves as a faculty advisor, and judges design competitions. www.concrete.ca

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PHILIPPE APELOIG is an acclaimed poster artist and graphic designer living in Paris. A member of the prestigious Alliance Graphique Internationale since 1997, he takes on a variety of design projects for cultural events, publishers, and institutions. His early training included transformative experiences at Total Design in Amsterdam and the Musee D’Orsay in Paris. He has taught design at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs and the Cooper Union School. www.apeloig.com

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GABY BRINK is founder and executive creative director of Tomorrow Partners in San Francisco. She leads a team of diverse talents to create brand-centric communication programs for a wide spectrum of top global marketers and emerging companies. Gaby is also Sustainability Chair on the board of AIGA SF, and an Advisor to the Center for Sustainable Design, where she promotes the integration of sustainable strategies to design and business communities.

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