Maharashtra Dyslexia Association Design & Branding The Dancing Letters, 4 by McCann Erickson Mumbai

The Dancing Letters, 4
The Design & Branding titled The Dancing Letters, 4 was done by McCann Erickson Mumbai advertising agency for Maharashtra Dyslexia Association in India. It was released in Sep 2016.

Maharashtra Dyslexia Association: The Dancing Letters, 4

Released
September 2016
Posted
September 2016
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Executive Creative Director
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Awards:

One Show 2017
Print & OutdoorPromotional / Collateral: Promotional Items - Single Or CampaignMerit
DesignCraft: Art Direction - Single Or SeriesMerit
DesignEditorial: Book Layout DesignBronze
DesignPromotional: Booklets, Brochures, & Product CataloguesMerit
D&AD 2017
Book DesignChildren_s & Young Adult BooksWood Pencil
D&AD Impact 2017
Education-Wood Pencil

Credits & Description:

Nomination: Book Design
Category: Children_s & Young Adult Books
Award: Wood Pencil
Agency: Mccann World Group, Mumbai
Client: Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
Executive Chairman & Regional Ed Ap: Prasoon Joshi
National Creative Director: Pradyumna Chauhan
Executive Creative Director: Subramani Ramachandran
Retoucher: Nitin Sawant
Agency Producer: Robert Joseph
Art Director: Pranav Bhide
Art Director: Apurva Muranjan
Designer: Pranav Bhide
Creative Director: Sharmad Khambekar
Copywriter: Archit Gadiyar
Copywriter: Aakar Jain
Artworker: Nagesh Mithbowkar
Description
The book that helps dyslexic kids read books.
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association handed out 'The Dancing Letters’ book to dyslexic kids, their parents and teachers. Created to reinvent the way of teaching a dyslexic kid, the book uses fun and interactive typography to showcase the predicament as well as the solution.
The Dancing Letters book was introduced in 2 centers in Maharashtra, where it has helped many dyslexic kids read better, educated parents and teachers about the common mistakes made by a dyslexic mind. Now the book is being taken to 52 more centers across India.