OMNIVORE, INC. is a Brooklyn-, Portland-, and Los Angeles-based design studio founded in 2002. Over the past 17 years, we have collaborated with celebrated artists, filmmakers, architects, museums, schools, and non-profit organizations in projects ranging from graphic identity programs, exhibition and interpretive design, wayfinding and signage, website and app design, motion graphics, books, catalogues, posters, brochures, invitations, and tote bags. In short, we have a voracious appetite for design. Omnivore projects result from a unique and highly collaborative approach. We are currently working on: the visual identity, exhibition and book design for the Venice Architecture Biennale; website and identity for the Future Urban Collective at MIT; redesign of the graphic program and website for Brooklyn-based nARCHITECTS; identity, promotional posters and exhibition design for the AIANY 2020 Design Awards; redesign of the graphic program and website for Mary Ryan Gallery; and an autobiographical book for the architecture firm, Urban–Think Tank, to be published by Hatje Cantz. Ongoing projects include: collaborative books with Thick Press, a publishing platform for care-givers, justice-seekers, and community-builders; printed materials for CONVERGE 45, an arts festival based in Portland, Oregon; invitation packages for Friends of the High Line; posters, books, and program guides for Princeton University School of Architecture; books of unstaged plays or performative pieces with 3 Hole Press; and invitation suites for events benefitting Refugees International, The Moth, and Breast Cancer Research Fund. Completed projects include: branding and identity redesign for University Settlement, the oldest settlement house in the US; the book design for A Glossary of Urban Voids by Sergio Lopez-Pineiro; rebrand of the USC Pacific Asia Museum, including wayfinding, environmental and exhibition graphics.