CLIENT WORK / AWARD DESIGN

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AWARDS

Two awards.
Years apart.

2019 to 2025
Portfolio presentation of the original 2025 open-ring award in a dark studio setting, retaining the Page Manage for Tomorrow plaqueStudio presentation detail showing the complete original open-ring award and its lettered base
PORTFOLIO PRESENTATION2025 / FINISHED AWARD

I designed the 2019 trophy on my own. Mayra Hernandez and I contributed equally to the 2025 award. I was the design lead and directed the work as we developed it together.

Original photograph
CLIENT

Page / Page Up

2019 DESIGN

Priscilla Rios
Sole designer

2025 DESIGN LEAD

Priscilla Rios
Co-designer + design lead

2025 CO-DESIGNER

Mayra Hernandez
Equal design contribution

2019 / SOLO DESIGN

The first
form.

I designed the original Page Up Innovation Award in 2019. Its blue body has a sloping edge, with a transparent wedge rising behind it.

The year runs vertically up the clear section. Page Up Innovation sits on the blue face. The angled view shows how the parts meet.

Original 2019 Page Up Innovation Award rendering, with a blue angular body and a clear wedge carrying the year vertically
2019 / ORIGINAL RENDERINGDESIGN BY PRISCILLA RIOS

2025 / COLLABORATIVE DESIGN

The shape
we chose.

In 2025, Page Up renamed the Innovation Award the Manage for Tomorrow Award. Mayra brought the core idea and initial sketch. We developed the final design together, with equal contributions. I was the design lead and directed the work.

Two open rings sit above a black base. Its plaque pairs the Page wordmark with Manage for Tomorrow.

I also created the ads and 3D mockups.

Original photograph detail of the blue and yellow open rings, showing the clear support and finished edges
OPEN RINGSORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH
Original photograph detail of the Page Manage for Tomorrow plaque with its complete original lettering
THE AWARD NAMELETTERING AS MADE

The digital study became a physical object. These details come from the original photograph.

Earlier directions & digital applications

The compact circular version was a concept we did not pursue. The open pair became the final award.

Original Page Manage for Tomorrow identity lockups in dark and light colorways
IDENTITY STUDIESORIGINAL ARTWORK
Selected open-ring digital award study with the original Page Manage for Tomorrow lettering on its base
SELECTED DIRECTIONDIGITAL STUDY
Unused compact circular trophy concept with all original placeholder and base lettering intact
CIRCULAR ALTERNATIVENOT PURSUED
Early typographic trophy concept built from the words Manage for Tomorrow, with original placeholder copy on its base
TYPOGRAPHIC EXPLORATIONEARLY CONCEPT
Original dark and light digital announcement mockups with sample award recipient text
DIGITAL ANNOUNCEMENTSSAMPLE RECIPIENT COPY
Original 2025 Page Up Award digital banner carrying the Manage for Tomorrow identity and open-ring motif
DIGITAL BANNERDESIGN STUDY

Recipient names in the digital mockups are sample copy.

View the original process board

FROM STUDY TO PRODUCTION

From form
to dimensions.

A trophy has to work from the side, too. The production sheet shows the narrow profile behind those large curves.

A clear support carries both arcs down to the base. You can see its outline around the colored forms in the front view.

Original award production drawing with every front and side measurement, material annotation, fastener detail and plaque inscription preserved
2025 / ORIGINAL PRODUCTION SHEETDIMENSIONS + MATERIAL NOTES

View the original sheet at full size

THE FINISHED OBJECT

Into the room.

The finished award was unveiled onstage. The original photograph shows the cover being lifted, with the open rings and lettered base above the lectern.

Original unveiling photograph showing the cover lifted from the completed open-ring award, with both presenters and the lettered base visible
2025 / STAGE PRESENTATIONFINISHED AWARD

2019 DESIGNPriscilla Rios, sole designer

2025 / EQUAL CO-DESIGNERSPriscilla Rios + Mayra Hernandez. We contributed equally to the award design.

DESIGN LEAD + ART DIRECTIONI directed the work and managed Mayra as we developed it together. I also created the ads and 3D mockups.