And the Award Goes to...

May 19, 2011 - PRLog -- May 17, 2011

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And the Award Goes To…
Local Design Studio Wins “Most Innovative Solution”

(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) – The talented creators at REACTOR design studio have yet another feat to be proud of. The REACTOR crew added a total of 6 awards to their growing collection.

Their work representing events for KVC Health Systems and their very own studio reserved their seats at the 2010 Business Marketing Association (BMA) Fountain Awards and the 2011 KCDMA Ambit Awards (Direct Marketing Association).


KVC Fundraiser Invitation   REACTOR Open House Invitation   REACTOR Business Card

“The great thing about both of these awards shows is that the judges look at the creative and the results,” says Clifton Alexander, Owner and Creative Chuck Norris.

All told, REACTOR brought home 2 silver awards, 3 gold awards, and an award for Overall Best-in-Show for Most Innovative Solution. Award winning designs include the KVC fundraiser invitation, REACTOR business card, and REACTOR Open House direct mailer.

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The Kansas City based design studio also appeared nationwide on CBS Sunday Morning, featuring its epic business card design philosophies and their importance in a digital age.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7358618n&tag=mncol...
Founded in 2003, REACTOR is a tactile design and marketing studio for high-end brands owned and operated by design guru, Clifton Alexander. Located conveniently in midtown Kansas City, it’s the only design studio devoted exclusively to graphic design you can touch and feel. Highly respected in the industry, REACTOR has won close to 100 awards including three American Graphic Design Awards from GDUSA Magazine, two AIGA Kansas City A6 awards, the Business Marketing Association award, and the Annual Print Regional Design award. For more information and images, call (816) 841-3682.

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