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Interactive Designers of the world, we call upon your creative vision and development expertise. It’s time for us to up our game, and time for one of you to be a leading force in that evolution. We are looking for someone who gets excited about new technologies, strange and unknown APIs, experimenting with the values in a TweenMax call, and an empty bug report.
We offer you the chance to work with talented, hardworking, creative people who will stand by you in a quest to develop the perfect online experience for our wide mix of clients. We offer you mental stimulation and the opportunity to improve your skills for people who appreciate it. We offer you a competitive work environment where your ability to work with jQuery will be judged equally against your ability to play a ping-pong game with a beer in your hand.
Basically, we want someone who is willing to experiment, fail, and keep working to ultimately create some exciting work that we can all be proud of. If your limits are this blog or this site, thanks but no thanks. If you look at these sites as something you could have done with your eyes closed two years ago, we want to talk to you.
Newsprint is an immersive, temporary material. It is disposable. It crumples easily and yellows quickly. It has a short lifetime. It is intentionally imperfect. This is what we love about it, and why, when we were asked to create a search piece for Loyola University Maryland back in January, we chose newsprint. MORE
I was a freshman design student at Kent State when Bush announced plans to have American troops invade Iraq in 2003. Many protests materialized around campus; bull horns, blocked off streets, peace bandannas we hand screened in the studio— yup, this was our chance to experience the power of counterculture and revolution. Or so we thought. MORE
Yesterday morning when most of the sane world was still sleeping, 30,000 runners, including five of us from 160over90, congregated in North Philly at the top of Broad Street to race ten miles in muggy 80 degree heat. We organized the team as a part of our efforts to encourage sustainability and health, and to prove that running and beer are a copacetic combination.
The Broad Street Run is deemed the biggest ten mile race in the nation, and it’s a point-to-point run that follows Broad Street from North to South (passing city hall, and the 160over90 office along the way), ending at the Naval Yards.
Race highlights included: mummers jamming on the sidwalk, marching bands, lots of gatorade, fire hydrant sprinklers, and a free soft-pretzel after the race. It was hot.
Huzzah to the finishers!
Ro and Michelle before the race
Below are a few photos from Philly.com. Check out their page for more.
Our friend Nick Zegel had a chance encounter with Shepard Fairey in NY last Thursday. Next thing he knew he was back in Philly filming him and his crew installing a mural on the side of his friends print shop, Awesome Dudes Printing. Check out the video Nick shot and cut.
