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Recent Posts
- Rethinking Food Products & Packaging for the Healthy Generation
- Crystal Light liquidifies, joining the liquid drink mix trend
- 10 Ways to Package Chocolate Eggs
- The Guardian Aims to Turn Heads
- Macy’s Flower Show 2013, The Painted Garden, New York City
- Perry Ellis’ Ads Pop
- Hatch Design’s 6th Annual Egg Coloring Contest
- Design Job Salary Surveys Compared
- Packaging You’ll Never See In Markets Again
- Ice Cream Cone Shaped Cotton Candy
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Category Archives: Educate
Staying true to yourself and your brand
An motivating speech from Jonathan Adler on Behance’s 99u about how he started his business, which may help you get started on yours. His ideas and designs are truly original, which really set him apart from other crafters. Since … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, DIY Designs, Educate, Opportunity
Tagged 99u, achievements, after the jump, behance, brand, craft, design sponge, dreams, entrepreneur, follow your gut, grace bonney, hertiage radio, inspire, jonathan alder, lessons, mistake, motivate, radio show, running your own business
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Louise Fili inspires with Free Gelato
After a hard day at work, I am calmed by the true and funny words from Louise Fili, “Designing is about 1% of the job, the rest of the 99% is trying not to fuck it up.” She’s so right. … Continue reading
Posted in Branding/Logo, Educate, Graphic Design, Packaging, Typefaces/Fonts
Tagged AIGA, book, design passion, Elegantissima: The design and typography, food, free gelato, graphic design, Italian type, L'Art del Gelato, logo, Louise Fili, monograph, new york city, package design, SVA Tishman Auditorium, typography
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DIY Pantone Magnets
Finally add some clean, unified colors to your fridge. I’ve been longing to make magnets for some time now and How About Orange has inspired me with this fantastic, very designer friendly, crafting project. Do you want to make some … Continue reading
Doodle of the Week #1
One of my New Years resolutions is to draw more. I think designers who illustrate have a stronger sense of page layout, details and if they’re really talented, typography. I’d like to strengthen my drawing skills and get my brain … Continue reading
Posted in Doodle of the Week, Educate, My Work
Tagged doodle, illustration, taro gomi
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Redesigning the Food Pyramid
I strive everyday to make my design work apart of the world but really I’m begging for the world to be what my work is about. There is nothing more gratifying in my life then to design for the benefit … Continue reading
Bad Design in NY State Voting
This evening I attended an informational talk about New York State’s voting ballot and booth design. For most Americans, we are quite familiar with what happened in Florida during the George W. Bush election and the Butterfly ballot. If not, … Continue reading
Posted in Design Event, Educate, Graphic Design
Tagged booth, design, Design for Democracy, graphic design, New York, NY State, voting
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To Crowdsource or not to Crowdsource?
A controversial event at Pratt tonight, a panel discussion about crowdsourcing. If you’re not familiar with the word, crowdsourcing is when a lot of people are asked to complete the same task. For example, CrowdSPRING, a website company which offers … Continue reading
Posted in Branding/Logo, Educate, Graphic Design
Tagged AIGA, Chris Clarke, crowdsource, crowdsourcing, crowdSPRING, LBi, mike Samson, Ric Grefé
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I (heart) Milton Glaser
The night before I attended this sold out lecture at the beautiful Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum I read that Milton Glaser was awarded the 2009 National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama. Glaser is the first graphic designer to … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, Design Event, Educate
Tagged Chip Kidd, cooper-Hewitt, fairway market, I heart NY logo, Milton Glaser, speech
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Olympic Designs
Today in my Concept of Design class at Pratt, we discussed architect, theorist and critic Adolf Loos. If you are not familiar with Loos, he was a pioneer of modern architecture and was best known as the leading figure in … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, Educate
Tagged 1968 Mexico Olympics, Abbott Miller, adolf loos, Brno Echo, olympic, Olympics, Ornament and Crime, pentagram
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