NYT Style “T” Mag covers

NYT Style “T” Mag covers

As a designer you can not get away from the simplistic beauty of The New York Times. As a New Yorker it is in your face ALL the time. So in 2004, with the addition the the NYT Style magazine to the sunday paper, there was another opportunity for great design, illustration and photography. Especially with The “T” as their logo, it has allow so much room for design interpretation. As... Read More

Jordan Legacy via I Love Dust

Jordan Legacy via I Love Dust

Ok as a Jordan Fan I had to post this… Yesterday we took a trip to Lilian Baylis Old School to say hello to basket baller Chris Paul who was opening up a newly renovated basketball court courtesy of the Jordan Legacy programme. He took the kids through their paces and tutored a guard clinic. Really seemed like a stand up guy. Our work was on display over the walls. via I Love... Read More

Be Proud, Not precious – Advice 8 of 16

Be Proud, Not precious – Advice 8 of 16

After reading the advice from Nando Costa, one teacher immediately popped into my head. When I was in design school, I had one of those crazy, intense and great teachers. One that you rarely get a chance to learn from, but I was lucky enough to take 3 typography classes from him. “When I first started out, I was, like many other creatives, a bit protective of my own work and quite... Read More

Ji Lee: The Power of Personal Projects

Ji Lee: The Power of Personal Projects

Ok so if you don’t know by now, this blog is just a personal project about getting ideas out and sharing information with the rest of our creative people. Take a look how Ji Lee take the mundane and does something to spark interest and conversation! > The Bubble Project! Ji Lee: The Transformative Power of Personal Projects from 99% on Vimeo. How can personal projects feed... Read More

What is graphic design? via AIGA

What is graphic design? via AIGA

“Graphic design is the most ubiquitous of all the arts. It responds to needs at once personal and public, embraces concerns both economic and ergonomic, and is informed by many disciplines, including art and architecture, philosophy and ethics, literature and language, science and politics and performance…” - Jessica Helfand View video below ( I wish it was easier... Read More