We were commissioned by Drumeo, a company that offers online drum instructions featuring guest artist instructors and the creation of YouTube content, to create custom awards for a new annual awards program to celebrate achievements in the drumming community.

For the 7th straight year, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation presented custom Bennett Awards to the recipients of its Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sports Awards. These recognition awards honor sports teams, athletes, and community-based organizations that use sports to catalyze and sustain changes to make communities healthier places to live, learn, work, and play. These awards were based on a custom design employing a bronze sculpture in the share of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation logo.

Bennett Awards worked collaboratively with the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) to create new custom awards for their Founders Award. Now in its 20th year, MoPOP is a leading-edge nonprofit museum in Seattle, dedicated to the ideas and risk-taking that fuel contemporary pop culture. Since 2007, the Museum of Pop Culture Founders Award has celebrated artists who have made outstanding contributions to pop culture. These unique custom awards were fabricated from steel and aluminum, and the design was inspired by the MoPOP logo and the iconic Museum of Pop Culture building in Seattle.

Bennett Awards worked with the City of El Paso to create a new, unique custom award design, and produced a set of custom sculpture awards based on this design. The award design was based on ‘Red T. Hawk’, the El Paso International Airport’s mascot. The sculpture awards, which stood approximately 10” tall, were cast in bronze, and featured a golden antique patina.

For the 6th straight year, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation presented custom Bennett Awards to the recipients of its Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sports Awards. These recognition awards honor sports teams, athletes, and community-based organizations that use sports to catalyze and sustain changes to make communities healthier places to live, learn, work, and play. These awards were based on a custom design employing a bronze sculpture in the share of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation logo.