Ace Creative

We’re honored to share that our alumni magazine design for Lasell University has received a 2025 American Graphic Design Award!

This recognition reinforces something we see repeatedly in higher education: editorial design still plays a critical role in alumni engagement.

For the past eight years, Ace Creative has partnered with Lasell University on Leaves, the University’s biannual alumni magazine.

We work year-round on this project, collaborating closely with the editor to develop creative briefs, storyboards, and recommendations for art and photography. This workflow allows content and design to evolve together—keeping each issue fresh and engaging while ensuring the magazine reflects the university’s mission, strengthens alumni connection, and supports development efforts over time.

We’re deeply grateful to our wonderful client and editor-in-chief, Samantha Mocle, a truly thoughtful creative partner, as well as the many illustrators, photographers, and writers who work with us to help bring each issue to life. And thank you to Puritan Capital for producing such a beautifully crafted printed piece.

NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH!! We're excited to share the brand new Food Waste Policy Hub, designed for Harvard Law School's Food Law and Policy Clinic.

As FLPC’s food loss and waste work expanded across multiple initiatives and collaborations, the need for a standalone site became clear. They needed a centralized, accessible hub to showcase the full scope of their leadership, resources, and impact in one place.

We truly love what we do—and this project is a perfect example of why. In designing this site, we learned so much about the role policy plays in solving food waste and ways we can all help. We're so proud to support this work.

The new site:
• Highlights FLPC’s thought leadership and national reach
• Makes a huge library of resources searchable by topic and geography
• Uses a clean, flexible, and future-ready WordPress build
• Invites collaboration, funding, and continued learning

Explore how law and policy can drive real change in our food systems: https://foodwastepolicyhub.org/

For over a century, Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House has been a pillar of support in Cambridge, MA—helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges, find jobs, and access essential services like their food pantry. It was time for their brand to reflect that same strength, energy, and resilience.

We’re thrilled to unveil MFNH new brand identity, designed to honor the organization’s deep history while amplifying its bold vision for the future. The old brand lacked a strong voice, but the new one commands attention—celebrating the vibrancy of the community it serves.

🔹 Logo Refresh: We reimagined their logo, incorporating elements from the past while creating a mark that is modern, impactful, and uniquely theirs.

🔹 Website Overhaul: Their new website is built for efficiency, making it easy for staff to update volunteer opportunities, share programs, and connect with the community.

🔹 Color Palette & Typography: A fresh color system and refined typography will extend beyond the website—shaping upcoming renovations to the house and food pantry, bringing new life to their physical spaces.

We’re so proud to play a small part in supporting the incredible work Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House does every day.