Gabriel Stromberg PRINT Magazine Designer of the Week

Written by Marc Salverda

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Stromberg lettering the Drugs Over Dinner series.

Seattle Central Creative Academy alumni and Creative Director of Civilization Gabriel Stromberg was recognized by PRINT Magazine in their Designer of the Week series. Featured on our blog previously here for his work winning logo design readers choice from HOW Magazine. PRINT Magazine, easily one of the most important design publications, "documents and critiques commercial, social, and environmental design from every angle."

Highlighting the important social change and community-building work that Stromberg is a part of through the efforts of Civilization, the "Last summer I began moderating a podcast called Beyond This Point, which I also co-created. The podcast features creative thinkers from all fields—design, business, art, performance—and engages them in a conversation about process, inspiration, and design. The podcast currently includes fifteen episodes and has featured such amazing guests as Paula Scher, Lance Wyman, and Paloma Strelitz and Lewis Jones of Assemble."

We are looking forward to seeing where he goes next!

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Waves print, client West Coast Design Showcase
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Stomberg's study print for the West Coast Design Showcase
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Letterpressed business cards by Seattle design firm Civilization for client Eric Trine

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