Finding more and more inspiration from people doing creative things! I really enjoyed this edition, particularly the football helmits thing and the iSaber piece . . .
- Design is everything (not made by nature) for Penn State alumnus Chip Kidd
- Meet the Graphic Design Mastermind Behind the Best Part of the Oscars
- Graphic Artists Take Shots At New Steelers Helmet Designs
- Designed by Apple in Tatooine: the iSaber light saber
- Berman: Romancing the ink stains in Eastern Market
- 6 Women Rocking Tech for Good
- … and more on the way!
Finding more and more inspiration from people doing creative things! I really enjoyed this edition, particularly the football helmets thing and the iSaber piece . . .
- Design is everything (not made by nature) for Penn State alumnus Chip Kidd
- Meet the Graphic Design Mastermind Behind the Best Part of the Oscars
- Graphic Artists Take Shots At New Steelers Helmet Designs
- Designed by Apple in Tatooine: the iSaber light saber
- Berman: Romancing the ink stains in Eastern Market
- 6 Women Rocking Tech for Good
- … and more on the way!
Graphic Artists Take Shots At New Steelers Helmet Designs
If you get bored, try redesigning all the NFL football helmets.
Over the course of the last several days a few graphic design artists have offered up new versions of helmets for all 32 NFL teams to use
Full story : www.steelersdepot.com Here’s the full layout of all helmets!
Designed by Apple in Tatooine: This is what a lightsaber designed by Jony Ive would look like
In a huge profile in The New Yorker last week, Apple design boss Jony Ive revealed that has gave director J.J. Abrams some advice on how to design a better lightsaber for his upcoming film Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
As you’ll recall, the new lightsaber was the source of some contention among Star Wars fans who complained that it looked, well, a bit too ridiculous. Full story : bgr.com Is this a beautiful shot or what?
Berman: Romancing the ink stains in Eastern Market
Tucked onto an Eastern Market side street, Signal-Return is the ultimate anachronism. A print shop that uses machines resurrected from the dead: movable type, ink that stains, and bulky presses that are turned by hand.
But letterpress is undergoing a revival nationwide, riding the tide of fascination with what those Shinola copywriters like to call “the glory of manufacturing” — a renewed appreciation for a mechanical era largely gone. If you grew up with a MacBook Pro and Kinko’s, you can experience the glory of clanky machines and high rag content paper with fresh eyes, without unpleasant memories Full story : www.detroitnews.com
6 Women Rocking Tech for Good
These people aren’t often given the recognition they deserve. If you’re able, please support ’em and follow them on Twitter. They’re the real deal.
(Also, please note the five women to watch in 2015.) Full story : www.huffingtonpost.com
Design is everything (not made by nature) for Penn State alumnus Chip Kidd
Once described as “the closest thing to a rock star in graphic design” by USA Today, Chip Kidd is the artist behind some of the most iconic works of art of the past three decades.
Last year, Kidd, a class of 1986 Penn State graduate, donated his immense archives to the University Libraries. Full story : www.centredaily.com
Meet the Graphic Design Mastermind Behind the Best Part of the Oscars
During the Oscars, the elegant slides that announced each category may have been the best part of the broadcast. For Best Picture, a row of animated bullets left a trail of blood on the title sequence for American Sniper. A black watercolor sketch of a man’s torso dissolved into a flock of birds for Birdman.
The Production Design category was a particular highlight: Each slide featured a selection of objects representing the nominated film, artfully arranged and photographed from above Full story : www.slate.com
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