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Working Class Designer is the blog of Michigan based graphic designer/illustrator Jesse Den Herder. Includes project updates, random inspirations and favorite artists/work.
1. Dil's Home Foundation
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By: denherder, on 12/21/2008
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I recently had the honor of working on an identity for Dil's Home Foundation, a brand new non-profit organization benefiting impoverished families and children in the rural village of Bandipur, Nepal.



We wanted to incorporate some elements of Nepali culture with a symbol for hope.... The lamp turned out to be the favorite mark. Please give DHF your support by checking out their online presence: Facebook or Myspace, new website coming soon...

Contact:

Nichole Myer
Dil's Home Foundation, Inc.
9449 S. Kedzie Ave., #318
Evergreen Park, IL 60805
nichole.myer@dilshomefoundation.com
[email protected]

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