This is the last in a series of posts about the work for the Washington Ballet by DC-based Design Army. The book, Wonderland, was produced to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dance company and to help it raise important operating funds. The results have been sensational.

Against The Grain What is your job as AIGA Social Media Liaison? Mig Reyes A few years back, AIGA had no presence on Facebook, LinkedIn or even Twitter. Without any actual permission, I started all of them. Those social channels grew on their own, and eventually AIGA asked me if I wanted to "officially" represent with the title of Social Media Liaison. So ...

This installment of the Wonderland Behind the Scenes series brings us to Cinderella. We sat down again with Design Army to talk about the process that went into what made this spread special.

WBallet_Septime Next up in our behind the scenes look Design Army's piece for the Washington Ballet. The book, Wonderland, was made to help celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dance company.

Next up in our behind the scenes look Design Army's piece for the Washington Ballet. The book, Wonderland, was made to help celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dance company.

[Pictured Above: Ballet troupe, one in Wig and four in tutus, crossing Pennsylvania Avenue around 7 am last summer. Any questions?] Pum and Jake Lefebure of Design Army (Washington, DC) believe creative motivation supersedes cash promise. The Washington Ballet (TWB) surely benefitted from this attitude: DA’s collaborative effort called Wonderland, TWB’s ...