We've been busy on our end keeping up with your requests, planning for our next stage of growth and keeping up with projects.

Our web site was recently updated with the things you care most about for growing your business. You will notice new designs and illustrations, some reposting of the requested classics and a new section of publication design. Why not drop us an email and let us know what you think: info@paulkiesche.com.

Brand strategy is how our new client FrenchToast.com built a reputation as one of America's most recognizable names in school uniforms. Paul Kiesche Design created their 2007 product catalog, so if you have children that require uniforms, think FrenchToast.com! In addition to our new academic client, we recently completed a campaign for Hillel Yeshiva, a distinguished learning community located in Ocean, New Jersey. These projects are strong complements to Paul's former work with St. John's University.

We've also been busy in the sporting community. If you race in triathlons, you just might see Paul Kiesche Illustrations! Risingsun Sport hired us to illustrate jerseys for the Philadelphia Triathlon and New Jersey State Triathlon.

We look forward to continued growth with our clients. We truly value your business and know what it takes to keep your company looking its best.

Awards!
Paul Kiesche Design won two Certificates of Excellence at the Art Directors Club of New Jersey 44th Annual Awards Show for its Hillel Yeshiva Shareholder Booklet and New Jersey Young Professionals (NJYP) Web site www.njyp.org.

We won two Horizon Interactive awards. Heartbreakdiaries.com captured the silver and NJYP a bronze.

Heartbreakdiaries.com won the Web Award for Internet Creativity from DesignFirms.org.

Congrats to our clients and all those involved in the creation of the pieces!

As a reminder: The Heartbreak Diaries Apparel is still available through heartbreakdiaries.com, all merchandise is illustrated by Paul Kiesche Illustration.

Giving Back
In the winter, Paul Kiesche Design participated in Career Day at Roxbury High School. Paul graduated from Roxbury High in 1995. It was a wonderful experience to talk with the students.

In the spring, Paul ran two illustration workshops at the 2007 Teen Arts Festival at County College of Morris in the spring.

And for the third year, Paul joined the NJ Learning Carnival. At this forum, he holds three workshops for the gifted and talented elementary school children of Morris County, NJ.

Paul continues to teach at County College of Morris in Randolph, NJ and enjoys being a part of shaping and guiding aspiring artists.

Press
Recently Paul Kiesche Design was featured on the front of the business section of The Daily Record. The Daily Record of NJ wrote a Dossier about Paul Kiesche Design and Paul's background. We are very excited about it! Read the article

We were also featured in a main article of The Advocate, County College of Morris's alumni newsletter. The interview piece profiled Paul Kiesche Design and Paul's accomplishments in the field of art. Read the article

Interning at Paul Kiesche Design
Part of our growth strategy at Paul Kiesche Design is giving back to the community. We do this by partnering with local colleges and universities to support and shape promising artistic talent. This year we were fortunate to have three interns on board, Hanna Prol, Sarah Wentz and Dora Moise. They contributed by assisting in original design and production. Every intern at Paul Kiesche Design is exposed to the latest graphic design techniques in the industry. If you know of any art students seeking an intern position, we are now accepting resumes for late August interviews.