Recognition | Woodpile Studios, Inc.

2010 Webby Award - Best Government Website

Woodpile Studios won the 14th Annual Webby Award in the Government Category for its interactive online feature, NASA Home and NASA City. In collaboration with the National Institute of Aerospace (NIA) and exceedingly talented strategic interactive and development partners, Woodpile Studios concepted and developed this interactive experience for NASA’s Exploration Systems Mission Directorate, Public Outreach Department. The objective of this effort was to provide an entertaining and accessible tool for educating the nation on how the global public benefits extensively through critical scientific breakthroughs, technological advancements and product innovation which resulting either directly, or in part, through NASA research and development conducted for space exploration. Read more.

Graphis Gold Award: Published in Logo Design 8

Woodpile Studios won the Graphis Gold Award for its contribution to Graphis Logo Design 8. Graphis produces this prestigious hardbound book of world-class logos once every few years, and Peter Buttecali’s logo for Consumers Digest's 50th Anniversary was selected from an international pool of over 1,000 entries from some of the best brand designers around the globe.

Graphis Gold Award: Published in Logo Design 7

Woodpile Studios won the Graphis Gold Award for its contribution to Graphis Logo Design 7. Peter Buttecali’s logo series for the 47th Annual Grammy Awards was selected for publication and given the Gold Award.

Graphis Logo Design 5

Wine & Spirits Wholesalers Association tradeshow logo was selected by Graphis International for publication in their prestigious Graphis Logo Design 5 book.

Graphis Design Annual 2001

Corporate logo for The Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks was selected as one of only 20 logos by Graphis International for publication in their prestigious Graphis Design Annual 2001 book.

Graphis Logo Design 3

Two logos designed by Peter Buttecali (for Amtrak and The Association of Higher EducationFacilities Officers, respectively) were selected by Graphis International for publication in their prestigious Graphis Logo Design 3 book.

2009 Hermes Creative Award

Woodpile Studios received this prestigious award for the Ocean Conservancy 2008 Summer Magazine, Coral, and enjoyed several years of producing these 40-page, full-color quarterlies.

Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington ADDY Award

WSWA San Francisco tradeshow logo was exhibited in the ADCMW’s 53rd Annual Showand Catalogue, and received an ADDY Award.

WSWA San Francisco Logo

Printing Industries of America National Benjamin Franklin Award

Woodpile Studios received the PIA’s National Benjamin Franklin Award for Excellence in Print as a result of our logo and marketing kit design for the Ritz Carlton’s Maestro restaurant.

Printing Industries of Maryland Award of Excellence in Print

Woodpile Studios received PIM’s Award of Excellence in Print for designing the AOL 6.0product branding and media kit campaign.

2008 Graphic Design Alumni Exhibition

Woodpile Studios’ Art Directors (and Corcoran College of Art + Design alumni) Marti Davila and Richard Friend were among 56 alumni from the classes of 1978–2008 selected; and annual reports they designed for Ocean Conservancy and The Nature Conservancy, respectively, were exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery of Art’s Gallery 31 from October 30–December 4, 2008.

Smithsonian Web + New Media Fair

Woodpile Studios was selected to exhibit design at the Smithsonian Institution’s exclusiveWeb + New Media Fair.

InterAct 2008 Conference

Woodpile Studios was a proud sponsor of the InterAct 2008 media conference in Washington, DC.

Interact 2008

PIVA Best in Print 2002

Woodpile Studios received the Printing Industries of Virginia’s First Place award for Best in Printfor our work producing the 2001 Ocean Conservancy Annual Report.

19th + Wilson: Independent Film<

Woodpile Studios proudly supports indie filmmakers 19th + Wilson, Inc. in their first feature film,Ghosts Don’t Exist—executive produced by the Washington Redskins’ Chris Cooley.