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Starting at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, April 13, AIGA, the largest design advocacy organization in the world, will host a one-day online dialogue on the future of design, the design community and the professional organizations that support them. Moderated by design thought leaders and fueled by their Twitter followers, these conversations will provide…
Really enjoying the work of Kansas City based designer and illustrator, Jordan Gray. via grain edit
You know—I don’t know about you, but when I’m at my grandmother’s house and she begins brewing coffee in the morning, the minute you smell it you just have to jump out of bed. What better way to enhance that experience than with a set of new mugs for grandma and grandpa? Buy them here.
A stop frame animation created for the Toffie Festival 2011. It shares advice from local (South African) and international designers on starting your own business. Loved this so hard, some nice type and great advice, by Studio Botes.
Aaron Draplin is one of my favorite designers. Dude’s just so wise and so real. Aaron Draplin of Draplin Design Co. talks to YoBeat.com about snowboarding and design. From his early days at Snowboarder Magazine, then Snowboard Mag along with identity work for brands like Union and Coal, Draplin has left his bold mark on…
I was fortunate enough to score a spot at Drinks with a Designer: Pentagram this week, and I was so impressed I had to share my sneak peek. The Architectural League of NY hosted the Design in 5 event at Pentagram’s office. Complete with drinks, snacks (including a jumbo glass ball of chips!) and designers…
Lately, I’ve listened to very little music at work because I’ve been listening to the many great podcasts produced by 5by5: an Internet broadcasting network put together by Dan Benjamin. The podcast network has a nice variety of topics, ranging from web design, to tech rumors, to diets — but they’re all relevant to developer/creative…
The most recent lecture hosted by the School of Visual Art’s Design Criticism program featured fellow Ohio-native, Michael Bierut. Hailing from the suburbs of Cleveland, Michael’s talk followed his life’s major events, but without the standard photo album. In simple black and white fashionable slides, he described the influences that brought him where he is…
