In August of 2011 Hurricane Irene ripped through the green mountains of Vermont. One of its victims was the Vermont Island Line Trail - a old rail line which had been converted into one of the most spectacular recreational trails in the country.
Floods caused by the hurricane left the trail in pieces. The once smooth dirt trail was filled with holes, water and debris from the storm. The mass devastation left the future of the trail in serious jeopardy.
Local Motion - a non-profit organization - stepped up to the plate with a campaign titled "The Big Fix" to raise the estimated $1.5 million dollars needed for repairing the trail. Andrew was hired to create a logo for the campaign which would inspire community involvement and make a clear association to the Island Line Trail.
The new logo expressed the passion behind the campaign. The community embraced the graphic as the momentum of the campaign grew.
I love The Big Fix graphic!
