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Everyone’s favorite American Badass James Victore is posting a short Q+A video every Tuesday answering your questions. You can subscribe to his mug on Youtube. Send him a question on Twitter @JamesVictore and maybe he’ll answer your question next week!
Obama for America recently asked designers to submit poster designs to a contest, to support the American Jobs Act. Among the posters submitted, twelve will become finalists, with three posters emerging the victors. View the contest here. The winning posters will be printed and sold, with proceeds benefitting the 2012 Obama campaign. The winning designers…
WORK x UNION is a new kind of job site created by a few professionals after their personal job searches gave them the idea: one killer job posting at a time. Job listings are available for purchase for center stage on their site, one day at a time, and are curated by the crew. Jobs…
Kent State Alumni Paul Sahre (not to be confused with Paula Scher) talks about designing a life-size Monster Truck Hearse. After firmly establishing why he is not Paula Scher, Paul Sahre talks about his collaboration with American “art rock” group They Might Be Giants. This journey took him from designing an iTunes thumbnail image to…
Junto is a startup for startups. Designed for entrepreneurs who are looking to build a tech startup without a technical co-founder, Junto is powered by the creative and production prowess of Polymathic. Junto provides an all-online funding, R&D and incubation environment for Juntors’ big ideas — and a robust community of funders and supporters helps…
If you’ve been looking for a way to whisper motivation to yourself in the morning, then look no further. G.F.D.A. has released their most recent advice poster: Black on Fucking Black. It’s sex on paper and as quiet as a fucking golf clap. Buy it here.
Check out this great infographic designed by fellow Kent State graduate Mikey Burton for this Fast Company article about the empire of Harry Potter. In addition to being a great piece of work, there’s some fascinating data in here. I wonder how many blog posts have been made about Harry Potter. Beautiful work as always…
Olympic campaigns always tend to get the spotlight when it comes to the design unavailing. The campaigns are thought out and expanded across a variety of media. Some of the most notable designs that come to mind are the ’68 Mexico Olympics, ’72 Munich Olympics and most recently the ’08 Beijing Olympics . In this…
