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1 TENORIO 1 Communications Design Mobile +1 (646) , design@briantenorio.com

2 BOOKS AWARD-WINNING PIECE Salvador Bernal: Designing the Stage Hardbound, 12x12 inches, 288 s 5 Published by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (Philippines) Printed in Hong Kong Best Art Book Best Book Design Philippine National Book Awards 2008 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 4

3 BOOKS 7 Salvador Bernal: Designing the Stage Inside spread COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 6

4 BOOKS 9 Salvador Bernal: Designing the Stage Inside spread COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 8

5 BOOKS Salvador Bernal: Designing the Stage Inside spreads 11 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 10

6 BOOKS 13 Salvador Bernal: Designing the Stage Inside spread COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 12

7 BOOKS 15 BIOFUELS from Philippine Plants Jacket Hardbound, 9x12 inches, 288 s Published by the Asia-Pacific Biofuels Corporation Printed in HongKong COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 14

8 BOOKS BIOFUELS from Philippine Plants Inside spreads 17 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 16

9 BOOKS (ANNUALS) Aegis 1999 Ateneo de Manila Yearbook Inside spreads 19 Aegis 2000 Ateneo de Manila Yearbook Inside spreads COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 18

10 BOOKS ~ FOLIO CALENDARS AWARD-WINNING PIECE (this ) Folio of Artist Jaime Zobel Spiral Bound Folio, 9 x 9 inches Printed in the Philippines 21 Zobel & Zen (featuring photographs by Jaime Zobel) Wall Calendar, 12 x 18 inches Printed in the Philippines Merit Award, Asian Printing Press Awards Singapore, 2004 Anvil Award 2004 Public Relations Society of the Philippines COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 20

11 CALENDARS AWARD-WINNING PIECE AWARD-WINNING PIECE 23 (above) Zobel Days (featuring artworks by Jaime Zobel) Cover and selected s Printed in the Philippines Anvil Award Public Relations Society of the Philippines 2004 and the Bamboo (photography by Jaime Zobel) Calendar s Printed in the Philippines Anvil Award Public Relations Society of the Philippines COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 22

12 CATALOGS AWARD-WINNING PIECE Tenorio Shoe Catalogue Front cover + inside spread 25 The designs are included in the book 50 Must Buys from Manila 2008 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 24

13 CATALOGS MAGAZINES Whitewash Exhibition Catalog Ateneo Art Gallery Front cover 27 Azucar Magazine Front cover + inside spreads Spanish and Filipino text COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 26

14 MAGAZINES ~ NEWSLETTERS AWARD-WINNING PIECE SouthForbes Real-estate magazine Manila, Philippines 2007 Ayala Now Newsletter Front + inside spread The Ayala Now Newsletter series is a consistent winner in the annual Anvil Awards held by the Public Relations Society of the Philippines COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 28

15 WEBSITES 33 Online portfolio COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 32

16 WEBSITES Photographer s online portfolio Secondary, (inset) main Tenorio Manila (Shoes + Accessories) 2007 Product website COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 36

17 WEBSITES 39 Online portfolio of photographer Jaime Zobel COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 38

18 UNITED NATIONS 41 Learning Managers Meeting Paraphernalia Design Front cover of Publication + Powerpoint Templates Currently in use by the Office of Human Resources Management, Department of Management of the United Nations COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 40

19 UNITED NATIONS 43 Campaign to Promote Multilingualism in the United Nations Four posters from the series (DESIGN IN PROGRESS-final work will be released 3Q 2010) The images used for this campaign are from the UN Photobankreal-life situations within the United Nations organization/system. The goal of this series of posters is to engage UN staff members by emphasizing the importance of multilingual proficiency at work. I selected the images (from the UN Photobank) and created the copy/text for all these posters. The campaign designs are currently on the last stage of approvals and may be launched as is in the next several months. -Brian Tenorio COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 42

20 UNITED NATIONS (NOT THE ACTUAL TEXT, TO FEATURE DESIGN ONLY) 47 Campaign to Promote the Levels of Language Proficiency in the United Nations Three posters from the series (DESIGN IN PROGRESS -- final work will be released 3Q 2010) The posters are part of a series of six. Each poster represents one of the six official languages spoken in the United Nations. The goal of the campaign is to introduce the Language Proficiency Levels to the UN Staff by engaging them through some form of instant language proficiency test on a poster. Aftery the campaign is launched, these posters will be on display in all the UN duty stations where Language Classes are held. -Brian Tenorio COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 46 (CORRECT ACTUAL TEXT)

21 ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK 49 The goal of the rebranding and redesign was to make activate investment in the region via modern design based on regional themes. Asian Development Bank Central West Asia Department Branding and Design Project 2011 Tasked to create the Design Templates for the department based on the existing Design Guiidelines of the Asian Development Bank. Fetured here is the Widgets Theme which has color-coded widgets to help in classifying the source and purpose of any specif c publication from the Department while emphasizing the artistic themes and motifs from the Central- and West Asia regions.

22 CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL CONOMIC COOPERATION PROGRAM 51 Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program Branding and Design Project Entering its tenth year of existence, CAREC launched its new look which spans all printed collaterals, exposures (online and on print) appearing in all its ten member countries and off ces. The motifs and themes are based on the design themes of the Central West Asia Department of the Asian Development Bank. Established in 2001, CAREC brings together Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, the People s Republic of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. It promotes the implementation of regional projects in energy, transport and trade. Six multilateral institutions (MIs) support the work of CAREC: Asian Development Bank (ADB), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Monetary Fund, Islamic Development Bank, United Nations Development Programme, and World Bank. (text from

23 CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL CONOMIC COOPERATION PROGRAM 53 Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program Coffee Table Book Commemorating 10 Years of the Program featuring photos from 10 countries: Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, the People s Republic of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The book featured content from photographers from the ten countries, editors and writers from different parts of Asia.

24 CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL CONOMIC COOPERATION PROGRAM Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program 2020 Strategy Design Development 55 Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program 2020 Strategy Ministers from the 10-country Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program endorsed CAREC 2020, a framework for intensif ed regional cooperation that promises to build on the program s f rst decade of achievement.

25 LARGE-FORMAT 59 Tenorio TRYST Accessories Large-format display posters Photography by Alfred Mendoza Design, Direction, and Styling by Brian Tenorio Accessories designed by Brian Tenorio COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO, 5

26 PACKAGING ~ LOGOS Clusivol Packaging Identity design for the entire line of Clusivol products sold in the Philippines (currently still in use, 2010) 61 Ateneo Economics Department Logo design for the collaterals for the 50th Anniversary of the Ateneo Economics Department 2002 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO,

27 STUDIES Various sketches/studies Illustration / tempera powder on colored paper 63 Sampaguita (jasmine) pattern study COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO,

28 EDITORIAL WORK * Editorial Work Tenorio was an international correspondent (covering the Philippines) for COLORS Magazine for five years. Featured above are several of the issues with (text) article contributions from Manila by Tenorio. More info about COLORS at 65 COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN BRIAN TENORIO,

29 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

30 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

31 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

32 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

33 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

34 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES Department of Budget and Management Republic of the Philippines

35 IDENTITY, PHILIPPINES The Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce

36 IDENTITY, INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT Asian Development Bank Strategy and Planning

37 IDENTITY, INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT CREATING HEALTH FOR A BETTER LIFE Programme planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation Programme planning and development NCD HPR Noncommunicable Disease Prevention and Control (NCD) Health Promotion (HPR) MHS Mental Health and Substance Abuse (MHS) A Technical Consultation on Urban Health in the Western Pacific Region was conducted on PHL A Consultation on Implementing the Mental Health Action Plan in the Western Pacific was CHN April 2015 in Manila to discuss lessons learnt organized on July 2014 in Manila, generating Creating Health for a Better Life Division of NCD and Health through the Life-course Biennium Report from the current phase of implementation and to define strategic areas and activities for the next phase. Twelve experts and participants from 20 Member States reviewed implementation of the Regional Framework for Scaling Up and Expanding Healthy Cities in the Western Pacific and discussed the draft Regional Framework for Urban Health in the Western Pacific An Informal Consultation to Develop a Knowledge Network on NCD Management was conducted on June 2014 in Manila to identify effective approaches for strengthening the management of and service delivery for NCDs. The meeting also identified institutional mechanisms for scaling up best practices for management of NCDs in countries. It was attended by 16 representatives who are experts in NCD management and/or from professional associations and WHO collaborating centres in Australia, Cambodia, China, Fiji, Hong Kong SAR (China), Japan, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Samoa and Tonga. Philippines Began consultations and drafting of an Urban Health Systems Development Framework. MNG Mongolia The Ministry of Health and Sports in cooperation with the Office of the WHO Representative in Mongolia hosted a three-day planning workshop to implement the WHO Package of Essential Noncommunicable Disease Interventions for Primary Health Care in Low- Resource Settings (PEN). Physicians and managers from family health centres in the Songinokhairkhan District, Ulaanbaatar, joined the workshop, together with representatives from UN Habitat and the WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific. feedback for the Regional Agenda on Implementing the Mental Health Action Plan in the Western Pacific, specifically on the need for the support, action and commitment of national, regional and international partners through multisectoral collaboration. A WHO Informal Consultation on Mental Health Promotion in the Workplace, held on 3 4 September 2015 in Manila, explored the prevalence and impact of mental health problems in the workplace. Gaps, challenges and opportunities in addressing workplace mental health were identified in order to develop strategies to promote workplace mental health. Two representatives each from four Member States Malaysia, the Philippines, Samoa and Tonga and experts from Australia, China, Japan and the Philippines participated. China Supported the documentation of best practices in the development of multisectoral mental health services and care for people with severe mental disorders. Supported the entire process of drafting and piloting a guideline for postpartum depression and discussed pilot implementation. A task force under the leadership of Beijing s Health Bureau will carry this initiative forward and develop a road map for mental health care for the entire perinatal period. VNM Viet Nam Provided technical inputs to consultations on the development of national strategy on mental health KHM Cambodia Supported the review of current national mental health programme and the development of a Strategic Plan for Mental Health Blindness Prevention and Control WHO and Mongolia s Ministry of Health and Sports hosted a three-day workshop on essential NCD interventions in Ulaanbaatar. The WHO healthy workplace model emphasizes the need for a positive psychosocial work environment, the subject of a September 2015 workshop in Manila CREATING HEALTH FOR A BETTER LIFE Foreword WHO in the Western Pacific Region is committed to working in collaboration with Member States to: Generate and analyse data on traditional and emerging risks to health and safety that will enable individuals, communities, organized groups and societies to work together and take action in all settings to promote health and prevent disease and disability by reducing behavioural, social and environmental risks to health. Support advocates and policy-makers with a strong evidence base for policies and actions towards healthier and safer environments, better food choices, health-promoting settings and inclusive health services throughout the life-course through the enforcement of laws, regulations, policies and ordinances that address the noncommunicable disease (NCD) epidemic. Build strong partnerships between the health sector and other sectors to address the upstream determinants of health through evidence-based collaborative action sectors such as finance, transport, trade, police, local government, education and social welfare, among others. Promote innovation, connectedness and optimized use of technology for public health in relation to sustainable food systems and agriculture, clean energy, health-promoting transport and well-planned living and working conditions to further address the driving forces of health in the 21st century. Advocate for the health of women, newborns, infants, young children, adolescents, people with disability, patients suffering from mental illness and other vulnerable groups that require urgent and collective attention but may be exposed to systematic marginalization or displacement, especially in emergencies, outbreaks and disasters. xii xiii World Health Organization Western Pacific Regional Office End of Biennium Report 2015

38 IDENTITY, INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE Branding and Identity Design, Environmental Design by Brian Tenorio (for WHO WPRO August 25, 2016) EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE Branding and Identity Design, Environmental Design by Brian Tenorio (for WHO WPRO August 25, 2016) Design Concept: GUIDANCE & FOCUS Other design applications (examples) of the YELLOW BAR design concept: Design Element, the Yellow Guidemark: The design concept GUIDANCE & FOCUS is visually represented by the YELLOW GUIDEMARK graphic device. This Yellow Guidemark as a visual device is inspired by the use of yellow markings on sites and locations for landing, departure, movement, emergency. Also yellow marks or highlights are also placed on publications and text fields where attention and urgency are needed. The graphic device highlights important elements in any situation and image, while at the same time drawing focus to that element. This graphic device also is dynamic as it can be applied onto other mediums and media such as publications, wayfinding devices (signs and boards), and even animation and video. This YELLOW GUIDEMARK graphic device which represents the GUIDANCE & FOCUS concept of this proposal is also manifested in the wordmark for the EOC. by Brian Tenorio Page 2 Page 3 World Health Organization Western Pacific Regional Office Branding and Identiy Emergency Operations Centre

39 IDENTITY, INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT 2. INNER CORRIDOR World Health Organization Western Pacific Regional Office Branding and Identiy Emergency Operations Centre

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