October 9, 2009 • 11:38 am • POSTED BY ahartley
On Tuesday October 13th, we are opening our doors to the public for Counter. Culture., a DesignPhiladelphia event promoting the De’Longhi Artista Series, a limited-edition line of laser-etched espresso machines featuring the designs of ten internationally recognized artists including fashion designer Nicole Miller, jewelry designer John Hardy, and interior designer Kelly Hoppen. Come enjoy refreshments [...]
October 7, 2009 • 7:36 pm • POSTED BY kdorsey
When I first heard that I was selected as a contestant for the first-ever graphic designer reality show at an AIGA conference, I thought my life was going to be different forever. Two years later, it turns out I was right. Hello all, my name is Kelly Dorsey and I was a contestant in the [...]
October 5, 2009 • 3:11 pm • POSTED BY stephen penning
Don’t miss out on your chance to bid on one of the limited-edition De’Longhi Artistas. The Artista series, a line of laser-etched Perfecta espresso machines, features the designs of ten internationally recognized artists and designers including fashion designer Nicole Miller, jewelry designer John Hardy, interior designer Kelly Hoppen and illustrator Mike Perry. The collection of [...]
October 2, 2009 • 11:44 am • POSTED BY Lindsey Borda
The agency recently received word that our work for the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) is being recognized by Graphis. The BRA brought us onto a team of experts tasked to help revitalize the Downtown Crossing neighborhood of Boston. From there we created the Downtown Crossing Executive Summary, a compilation of our findings on what makes [...]
September 28, 2009 • 9:45 am • POSTED BY spenning
Please join us at 160over90 as part of Design Philadelphia on Tuesday, October 13th from 6:00-9:00 pm for Counter Culture, an exhibition of the De’Longhi Artista Series. 160over90 in collaboration with De’Longhi commissioned designers across varying disciplines to create original works of art to be laser-etched onto the De’Longhi Perfecta Espresso machine. Beginning on Sunday, [...]
September 23, 2009 • 10:51 am • POSTED BY mRaney
Working with type, I think it is always interesting to see how far letterforms can be forced before they become unreadable. Add too many details or abstract the form too much, and you have an unrecognizable mess. Rachel Young, of Goollery.org started from scratch and made her letterforms out of google maps. Presenting all sorts [...]
