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Thursday
21Jan2010

Facebook gives and gives

As a gift to its top advertising clients, Facebook typically gives money to donate to a charity of their choice, along with a special item like last year's reusable shopping bag. This year they decided to do an art poster and the in-house Communication Design Team got to work. Seriously got to work. The result is a 19 × 19-inch-square poster that is printed, embossed and foiled with a delicate, intricate and obsessive design that has the signature typographic and illustrative style of Ben Barry, a designer at Facebook — and if you've been following his cryptic photo status updates on Facebook you finally have closure on what he was working on all this time.

To encourage the donation aspect of the gift, the poster comes with a silkscreened, wooden token that is then customized on the back with a unique code for redeeming the donation. But the token doesn't just lay there, no, it comes nested in a pretty little flower-like pod that holds it in place. And even opening the poster requires paying attention to the custom printed packing tape and the lovely rubber stamp that has been stamped by hand.

There are also two different Thank You cards printed in 1-color offset and clear foil stamp.

See the entire story including 26 images here.

-Thank you & credit to Under Consideration FPO

Reader Comments (1)

Some time ago, I did need to buy a car for my business but I didn't have enough money and could not order anything. Thank heaven my friend proposed to try to get the loan from creditors. Hence, I acted that and was satisfied with my financial loan.

March 9, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterSondraAshley29

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