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“No logos were harmed in the making of this film.” That’s what the director of Logorama joked as he accepted the Oscar for Best Animated Short. But is that true?
Most of the logos in the film are depicted in a harmless way. Some logos even recede into the background as part of the “wallpaper” [...]

I had actually forgotten about this and then stumbled back upon it. From the 2009 AIGA Design Conference in Memphis, as posted by withgelatobaby. I’m about half-way through, and reminded again of what a total geek I can be sometimes! Someone get that girl another drink. ;)

What did your favorite designers make and think at [...]

Ah, leave it to Lunchbreath to put a smile on my face after a long day. And when I say committed, please interpret that with all of its subtle meanings. :)
I suppose you can run this “app” right before you press the “D” for “Design” button. Just remember that it’s OK to poke fun at [...]

I’m always in the middle of reading multiple books at any given time (probably a bad habit). At the moment, two of those books are by Malcolm Gladwell – Blink and Outliers.
I was happy to see this video posted of a presentation Gladwell made at the October 2008 AIGA GAIN conference for design and business. [...]

Just finished watching “To Kill a Mockingbird,” which I hadn’t seen in quite some time. I’ve always appreciated this movie not only for the look inside human nature, but also for the subtle artistry in the storytelling. This is especially evident in the title sequence – a work of art in itself that really can’t [...]