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Thank you for participating in the STEP Design 100 Readers Choice poll. We're pleased to present the top 20 Readers Choice Award winners. Results will also be published in the graphics.com newsletter. For information on future Design 100 competitions and other STEP contests, please visit the Call for Entries page.

1. New logo enhanced by neutra-inspired typography and an energetic color palette
2. Wedding invitation using a customized ticket with stamps and hole punches
3. Logo for Approved Appraisers
4. Z Squared Design's identity uses letterpress printing, embossing, hole punch, scoring and die-cutting
5. Macabre imagery, multiples of two and sideshow references communicate the spirit of the a Halloween Eve gallery opening
6. An online stationery store that specializes in environmentally friendly paper goods. The logo is rendered in hues found in nature.
7. This poster is meant to raise awareness, spark dialogue and confirm high-school students’ interest in pursuing art and design as a viable career path.
8. This poster announced a presentation at Tyler School of Art by Jake Lefebure and Tim Madle from the Washington, D.C.-based studio Design Army.
9. Brochure created for Number 20 Bayard, a luxury residence building in Brooklyn
10. (tie) The piece for the Spring 2007 lecture series for AIGA Philadelphia was created to both resonate with designers and stay true to the objectives of the lecture series.
10. (tie) These letter-pressed business cards were printed on 100-percent post-consumer paper and stuffed with actual grass seeds.
10. (tie) This marketing kit was made for contemporary mixed-use development in a historic nautical island town.
11. (tie) This desk calendar—a design-centered take on the classic Farmer’s Almanac—forecasts design-related events throughout the year.
11. (tie) This identity system was designed for Funky Lofts, a boutique urban realtor.
12. (tie) A wedding invitation inspired by the couple's story, consisting of a Smythe-sewn, letterpressed 66-page book with a fabric letterpressed jacket that was mailed in a box of moss.
12. (tie) Halloween packaging design for Kit Kat featuring illustrations and seasonal graphics within the brand’s existing color palette.
13. (tie) Everything is OK is a public-design experiment that places the benign statement in the antithetical context of caution tape, and then is deployed in public spaces.
13. (tie) Logo designed to convey The Firm's “kicks my ass and I love it” workout style
13. (tie) Logo for Squid Soap, a product that dispenses ink on the hand and then users wash until the ink is gone.
14. Tureen take-away packaging designed for an all-soup restaurant.
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