Use Your You on FPO
July 6, 2009 • 12:34 pm • POSTED BY stephen penningFPO, a division of Under Consideration, is featuring our View Book for Wheeling Jesuit University today. Check it out here.
Archive for the ‘Design’ Category
Scroll through history on your iPhone
June 23, 2009 • 2:05 pm • POSTED BY anna hartleySome of you may already be familiar with Duke University’s digital collection of vintage advertisements at the John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Marketing and Advertising History, which houses around 7,000 images from 20 collections, spanning from the nineteen-teens to WWII-era messaging, and beyond. Up until this point, these advertisements were only available online, but [...]
AMP Identity
June 10, 2009 • 4:20 pm • POSTED BY stephen penningReally dig this identity for AMP gallery in Athens, Greece. Designed by Rumors it is a great typographic solve for accomodating the various exhibitions the gallery hosts. To see what I mean check out more of it here.
University of Dayton Redesigns Magazine
June 1, 2009 • 5:44 pm • POSTED BY lhendlerThe University of Dayton, a Marianist institution, engaged us to redesign their alumni magazine. The problem is not a lot of people know what being Marianist means. One of the things it boils down to is that the Marianist philosophy is one of community spirit and an inquisitive nature. Remember the old adage, “the more [...]
Soundset ’09
May 26, 2009 • 11:26 am • POSTED BY adamrgarciaThis year, I had the opportunity to author the visual identity of the Soundset Music Festival in Minneapolis, which took place last Sunday. The criteria were that it would be used on many different media, and it had to have a somewhat broad appeal (not specifically “HipHop,” since next year it would encompass more kinds [...]
Philadelphia Design Awards!
May 11, 2009 • 4:01 pm • POSTED BY mparkRecently, AIGA Philadelphia held its inaugural Design Competition/Exhibition featuring the best of Philly design. Promoting the design community, the show was aptly titled, PDA (Philadelphia Design Awards): Show Some Love. With almost two years of planning under Michele Cooper, chair of the AIGA Philadelphia Design Awards committee, we were able to accomplish and almost exceed [...]