Portfolio

Here it is. A snippet of work that merely scratches the surface of what we’ve done over the past thirteen years.

Recent Additions

University of Chicago Diversity Website

University of Chicago Diversity Website

From the dawn of Sandbox, our persistent goal has been to reach the desired audience. But, on occasion, when copy and visual content combine to evoke a positive emotional response or make people think or inspire action, that’s a wonderful thing. Inclusion is inherently personal after all, and responses we have received from t…   more »

Stanford Institute for Materials and Energy Sciences

Stanford University’s SIMES Brochure

With the opportunity to broaden our science-themed work, Sandbox was happy to help the folks at Stanford University’s Institute for Materials and Energy Sciences (SIMES) produce a brochure that highlighted their important work. For more information about the energy science taking place at SIMES, please visit their site a…   more »

ITER Newsline 200

ITER Newsline 200

Citing a communications milestone at ITER, issue 200 of ITER Newsline was printed in their now customary broadsheet format. Highlighting news, events, breakthroughs, and everything in between, ITER Newsline 200 showcases the best of the best from the past 18 months. To subscribe to ITER Newsline or to learn more about the fusion pr…   more »

ITER Annual Report + Financial Statements 2010

ITER Annual Report & Financial Statements 2010

Another year at ITER has passed and construction of this future world-altering fusion research facility is in full swing. Once again, Sandbox was asked to design and produce ITER’s ever-increasing-in-size Annual Report and Financial Statements Report. With new imagery to every imaginable detail about how every Euro was s…   more »

ICFA Beacons of Discovery

Beacons of Discovery

The International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA) recently published a vision for the global science of particle physics in their report, “Beacons of Discovery.” The report states what particle physicists know about the universe, what questions remain, and what tools physicists plan on using to answer th…   more »

Women's Global Education Project Annual Report Cover

Women’s Global Education Project Ndajee Event

The Women’s Global Education Project has a mission “to provide access to education and to develop training programs that empower women and girls to build better lives and foster equitable communities.” WGEP currently has programs set up in Senegal and Kenya and have positively impacted over 4,000 women and gir…   more »

Elmhurst College's Football Field

Elmhurst College Football Field

No other sport dominates the fall like football. And on the very grass-like gridiron of one suburban Chicago college, the years had taken their toll. This fall season Elmhurst College christened their new sports field and it is partially thanks to Sandbox. Earlier in the year, Sandbox was brought in to deliver the proper collegiate s…   more »

symmetry Magazine, October 2011

symmetry Magazine, October 2011

This issue of symmetry Magazine is not only fascinating, it also happens to be symmetry‘s 50th issue!

In the issue, readers get a firsthand look at the new, proposed accelerator at Fermilab, a physicist turned cancer researcher at SLAC, and another Fermilab experiment that looks into the reality of 3D.

Is that a particle accelerator on your lapel?

Commemorative Tevatron Pin and Posters

Part of the celebration/retirement party for Fermilab’s Tevatron was the commission of a commemorative pin and two posters. Sandbox had never before designed a pin, but we were happy to do so and are very pleased with how they turned out. (The design of the pin is based on one of super-conducting magnets that line the inside of th…   more »

Elmhurst College Transfer Guide

Elmhurst College Transfer Guide

Transferring from one college to another can be a daunting task for a college student. Getting up before noon is also daunting for a college student, so perhaps using examples of daunting endeavors for college students isn’t the best way to go about this post.

While I’m rethinking the previous paragraph I’d like t…   more »