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United States Postal Service

Design work for United States Postal Service, collected from the studios behind it.

Design case: 1
Studio: 1
Latest work added: Sep 2026

Brand Identity 1

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GrandArmy (1)

Brand Identity for United States Postal Service
GrandArmy redesigned the United States Postal Service’s in-store experience to modernize the institution and clarify retail interactions. The system used a three-bar layout across signage, kiosks, menu boards, printed collateral, a mobile app, and shipping boxes deployed nationwide.
Boards, Box, Mobile, Postal Service, Poster, Printed Collateral, Signage, Window

Designers behind the work

Designers and creative leads credited on United States Postal Service projects in press coverage.

Gail Andersonat Anderson Newton Design5

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How USPS Stamps Became Graphic Icons for New Audiences
Steven Heller’s Daily Heller column explores how U.S. postage stamps evolved from utilitarian objects into graphic icons that reflect American culture. The article highlights the 1967 Thoreau 'hippie stamp' and Al Hirschfeld’s 1991 'Comedians' series as milestones in the USPS’s design history, emphasizing the role of illustration and cultural storytelling in stamp design. It also references Gail Anderson and Brian E. Smith’s new book 'Forever Stamps' celebrating 250 years of U.S. postal history.
United States Postal Serviceillustration
Steven Heller