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9/15/11 Third Thursday: Get Graphic

Image by Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Third Thursday: Get Graphic
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide

Sell yourself on an evening of graphic design and advertising art, co-presented by AIGA Minnesota.

GET AN EYEFUL of vintage posters featuring fast trains, showgirls, cigarettes, and booze.
GET CRAFTY in print with help from the Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
GET HAPPY at the cash bar.
GET MOVING to music by Big Quarters.

AND

MAEP Special Guests
Thursday, September 15, 2011
7 – 8:30 p.m.
MAEP Galleries

You're invited to a discussion on the MIA's current MAEP exhibitions, "Finally, We Are All Young Again," featuring new work by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott, and "Movie" by Scott Nedrelow. The exhibitions will be the starting points for a poetry performance and conversation about fair use and intellectual property law. MAEP Special Guests for the evening are: Paul Dickinson, poet and John Provo, intellectual property attorney (Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP).

Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.

Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.

Photos: Lacey Criswell

9/15/11 Third Thursday: Get Graphic

Image by Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Third Thursday: Get Graphic
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide

Sell yourself on an evening of graphic design and advertising art, co-presented by AIGA Minnesota.

GET AN EYEFUL of vintage posters featuring fast trains, showgirls, cigarettes, and booze.
GET CRAFTY in print with help from the Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
GET HAPPY at the cash bar.
GET MOVING to music by Big Quarters.

AND

MAEP Special Guests
Thursday, September 15, 2011
7 – 8:30 p.m.
MAEP Galleries

You're invited to a discussion on the MIA's current MAEP exhibitions, "Finally, We Are All Young Again," featuring new work by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott, and "Movie" by Scott Nedrelow. The exhibitions will be the starting points for a poetry performance and conversation about fair use and intellectual property law. MAEP Special Guests for the evening are: Paul Dickinson, poet and John Provo, intellectual property attorney (Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP).

Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.

Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.

Photos: Lacey Criswell

9/15/11 Third Thursday: Get Graphic

Image by Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Third Thursday: Get Graphic
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide

Sell yourself on an evening of graphic design and advertising art, co-presented by AIGA Minnesota.

GET AN EYEFUL of vintage posters featuring fast trains, showgirls, cigarettes, and booze.
GET CRAFTY in print with help from the Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
GET HAPPY at the cash bar.
GET MOVING to music by Big Quarters.

AND

MAEP Special Guests
Thursday, September 15, 2011
7 – 8:30 p.m.
MAEP Galleries

You're invited to a discussion on the MIA's current MAEP exhibitions, "Finally, We Are All Young Again," featuring new work by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott, and "Movie" by Scott Nedrelow. The exhibitions will be the starting points for a poetry performance and conversation about fair use and intellectual property law. MAEP Special Guests for the evening are: Paul Dickinson, poet and John Provo, intellectual property attorney (Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP).

Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.

Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.

Photos: Lacey Criswell

9/15/11 Third Thursday: Get Graphic

Image by Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Third Thursday: Get Graphic
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide

Sell yourself on an evening of graphic design and advertising art, co-presented by AIGA Minnesota.

GET AN EYEFUL of vintage posters featuring fast trains, showgirls, cigarettes, and booze.
GET CRAFTY in print with help from the Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
GET HAPPY at the cash bar.
GET MOVING to music by Big Quarters.

AND

MAEP Special Guests
Thursday, September 15, 2011
7 – 8:30 p.m.
MAEP Galleries

You're invited to a discussion on the MIA's current MAEP exhibitions, "Finally, We Are All Young Again," featuring new work by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott, and "Movie" by Scott Nedrelow. The exhibitions will be the starting points for a poetry performance and conversation about fair use and intellectual property law. MAEP Special Guests for the evening are: Paul Dickinson, poet and John Provo, intellectual property attorney (Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP).

Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.

Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.

Photos: Lacey Criswell

9/15/11 Third Thursday: Get Graphic

Image by Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Third Thursday: Get Graphic
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide

Sell yourself on an evening of graphic design and advertising art, co-presented by AIGA Minnesota.

GET AN EYEFUL of vintage posters featuring fast trains, showgirls, cigarettes, and booze.
GET CRAFTY in print with help from the Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
GET HAPPY at the cash bar.
GET MOVING to music by Big Quarters.

AND

MAEP Special Guests
Thursday, September 15, 2011
7 – 8:30 p.m.
MAEP Galleries

You're invited to a discussion on the MIA's current MAEP exhibitions, "Finally, We Are All Young Again," featuring new work by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott, and "Movie" by Scott Nedrelow. The exhibitions will be the starting points for a poetry performance and conversation about fair use and intellectual property law. MAEP Special Guests for the evening are: Paul Dickinson, poet and John Provo, intellectual property attorney (Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP).

Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.

Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.

Photos: Lacey Criswell

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 1888

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 1888

Image by Parker Knight

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 1726

Image by Parker Knight

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 2143

Image by Parker Knight

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 2173

Image by Parker Knight

Paul Mitchell Fashion Event - 2174

Image by Parker Knight

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

Image by thinkpublic
Design for Social Change Workshop held at The Arts Institute at Bournemouth on Friday 21st November 2008.

Led by 3rd year Graphic Design student Rosie Isbell.

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

Image by thinkpublic
Design for Social Change Workshop held at The Arts Institute at Bournemouth on Friday 21st November 2008.

Led by 3rd year Graphic Design student Rosie Isbell.

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

Image by thinkpublic
Design for Social Change Workshop held at The Arts Institute at Bournemouth on Friday 21st November 2008.

Led by 3rd year Graphic Design student Rosie Isbell.

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

Image by thinkpublic
Design for Social Change Workshop held at The Arts Institute at Bournemouth on Friday 21st November 2008.

Led by 3rd year Graphic Design student Rosie Isbell.

The Real Work Experience [Bournemouth]

Image by thinkpublic
Design for Social Change Workshop held at The Arts Institute at Bournemouth on Friday 21st November 2008.

Led by 3rd year Graphic Design student Rosie Isbell.

Cool Graphic Design Companies images

rental company delivered stuff

Image by Parker Knight

Enofill Logo

Image by babageik
Logo I designed for local bottling company. Their concept fills more than just glass bottles--it covers everything in between, including wine pouches and a proprietary tap system.

graphic design is a snap!!!

Image by BR!AN QU!NN
I'd def trust a design company that can whip up a logo like this!!!!!!!!

When did you set up your design company?

Image by annamatic3000
Here's a wall graphic at Lotte Young Plaza, near the Uniqlo store. Some young designer has stuck in some random English dummy copy, perhaps to enhance that "foreign" look. What services does your company provide? Perhaps not proofreading....

Nice Graphic Design Conference photos

Stockholm Design Lab

Image by antjeverena
Grapass, at 3331Chiyoda Arts

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Image by Mark & Andrea Busse
Lecture presentations at Icograda Design Week conference at University of Washington July 14, 2006.

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Image by Mark & Andrea Busse
Lecture presentations at Icograda Design Week conference at University of Washington July 14, 2006.

Conference poster

Image by Elif Ayiter/Alpha Auer/..../
Again, uploaded for the online tutorial:
acemicaylak.wordpress.com/tutorials/making-presentations/

Nice Graphic Design Principles photos

The Sustainabilitist Principles (And where they came from)

Image by bjornmeansbear
A Graphic Designed Sculpture …

Screenprint on found novels / found bookshelf / Books I read (the research that informed the principles) / Embroidery Floss

Read more about my principles / work at thesustainabilitist.com/ and betterlivingthroughsustainability.com/

The Sustainabilitist Principles

Image by bjornmeansbear
So, I spent a lot of time coming up with these, how am I going to use them in my work?

For real this time.

Read more here: thesustainabilitist.com/
and see more sustainable-graphic-design-as-sculpture here: www.flickr.com/photos/bjornmeansbear/sets/72157616632905413/

3.2.2010

Akron 399 Karl Gerstner - Programme as Grid

Image by watz
"Designing Programmes", classic book on form as programme by the Swiss designer Karl Gerstner.

Page 17: Again: Programme as Grid

Grid meant here is the screen of a printing block. A good example for understanding an essential factor.

Designing programmes means finding a generally valid principle of integrated arrangement. This applies not only to typography (a predestined application in any case) or — going farther afield — to the realm of geometry. It applies without any restriction to the realm of the visual. Without restriction because all the elements are programmable periodically, i.e. at will. There is no dimension, proportion, form; no colour, which cannot be constantly led over into another. All the elements occur in series, or better, in groups.

The same applies in the realm of the acoustic, in music. Language is different, because the elements have not been produced naturally but artificially. Even if programming in literature is subject to restricted laws, it is still quite possible, Kutter's Programme for Berio.

The Periodic demonstrated by the block screen: a light tone consists of small, black dots on a white surface; a dark tone is the reverse. Between them is the arithmetically exact grey tone: a checkerwork of black and white squares of equal size. Thus, from light to dark, the screen undergoes a transformation from circle to square to circle, in which Process the form changes as steadily as the tone.

In the colour block there is the added fascination of the colour mixture: out of 4 colours (yellow - purple - cyan - black) all the colours can be produced periodically simply by manipulating the size of the half-tone screen dots.

What could have been more logical than to take the screen itself as a sign programme for a block-making factory? Fig. 34: the minimum form declared to be a form is integrated into a larger whole in the other three examples (advertisement subjects).

my bauhaus inspired alphabet, "BRANDT"

Image by retroppo
I designed this alphabet as part of our Typography & Layout Unit. I'm currently a Graphic Desiogn student doing my Diploma.
Inspired by the Bauhaus school of design, & their principles they applied to typography
It was named after one of the women designers of the school, Mariann Brandt

Nice Graphic Design Brisbane photos

Australian Graphic Design

Image by Alki1
Package design by Inkahoots, a Brisbane community access screenprinting collective, 2001.

"Like the child that closes its eyes and imagines it can't be seen, design now seems willfully blinded to the anti-human consequences of consumer capitalism. We release rushing torrents of words, images and sounds that often say nothing at all, and at worst deceive and degrade our humanity. We also create electric works with the potential to explore new ways of knowing ourselves. Inkahoots believes our visual language is a site for the organization of social power. We can close our eyes and pretend the world isn't there, or we can imagine a better world."

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Image by Mondayne

Mondayne Lecture 1

Image by Mondayne
My introduction to the guest lecture.

Dripping red

Image by Paula Bray

What is graphic design?

What is graphic design?

Image by Rick | Crinid
Original can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/gagebatubara/2262643556/sizes/o/

What is graphic design?

Image by Rick | Crinid
Original can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/rockstudios/2263737333/sizes/o/

What is graphic design?

Image by Rick | Crinid
Original can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/zerogrizzly/2261056775/sizes/o/

What is graphic design?

Image by Rick | Crinid
Original can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/ancientwisdom/2261265037

What is graphic design?

Image by Rick | Crinid
Original can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/markeeto/2252335032/sizes/o/

Something is missing

Something is missing

Image by //three letters above space
suburban stories

Elmhurst and Longworth, Norwalk, CA - 88

Image by Parker Knight

Elmhurst and Longworth, Norwalk, CA - 28

Image by Parker Knight

Elmhurst and Longworth, Norwalk, CA - 39

Image by Parker Knight

Elmhurst and Longworth, Norwalk, CA - 83

Image by Parker Knight

Cool Graphic Design Softwares images

Serebii website Redesign concept

Image by Daniel Bevis
A complete fan piece on my part here [Serebii Joe would kill me if he saw this - ain't one for big overhauls anyway], and a rarity [as I'm a Graphic Designer, not one who feels he HAS to be a Web Designer as well].

Here I streamlined all of his non-Header links into site and generation / animé sets [the latest gen would be open by default, so like accordion panels, the others would open on hover and close on click].

The body text is Futura and the Sub/Main Headers are Museo Sans 500.

And yes, my predictions of the future are very obvious [Pokémon Grey] and wishful thinking [animé episode titles], but felt I needed to inject some creative portion in there somewhere. Finally, yes I believe the new DS game will hit west [just like Marth and Ike brought Fire Emblem to the West in SSBM, I think this game will do the same for Nobunga's Ambition].

I constructed this in Adobe's Muse software [Beta].

HCT Design Mode

Image by whoaitsaimz
Designed the look and feel, and printed this set of labels for an audio gift set given by my mom to her childhood friend. The music is a compilation of 70's hits remembered from their summers working together at the Jersey shore. Hawaiian print is inspired by the sarongs that became their uniform.

Chequed

Image by eliteventure
Chequed delivers web software for pre employment testing, employee screening and automated reference checking.

Chequed

Image by eliteventure
Chequed delivers web software for pre employment testing, employee screening and automated reference checking.

Business Cards for Software Engineers

Image by Michael Kappel
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer Software Engineer Business Cards

My Referral Code for 10% discount off your first order
www.moo.com/share/jszmq2

Example Graphic for QR Code with MCP Logo
www.flickr.com/photos/m-i-k-e/6988722793/sizes/o/

Michael Kappel, MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer)
My new custom software engineer business cards with the 23 GOF Design Patterns on the back.

These super high quality extra thick Moo Luxe Business Cards were printed by Moo.com

The 23 Gang of Four Design Patterns
By: Gamma, Erich; Helm, Richard; Johnson, Ralph; Vlissides, John (1995).
Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. Reading,
Massachusetts: Addison Wesley Longman, Inc..
www.flickr.com/photos/m-i-k-e/sets/72157629506509463/

Design Patterns Quick Reference www.mcdonaldland.info/2007/11/28/40/
Create By Jason McDonald www.mcdonaldland.info/


Adapted by Michael Kappel for Software Development Community Presentation and business cards with the permission of Jason S. McDonald
MichaelKappel.com

Copyright © 2007 Jason S. McDonald
www.McDonaldLand.info
Gamma, Erich; Helm, Richard; Johnson, Ralph; Vlissides, John (1995). Design Patterns: Elements of
Reusable Object-Oriented Software. Reading, Massachusetts: Addison Wesley Longman, Inc..



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Autumn Photo Calendar Template 2009

Autumn Photo Calendar Template 2009

Image by Sabrina Campagna
Design and realization by Sabrina Campagna. 30x40 300 DPI

If you are interested in this template, contact me to purchase it in Hi-Re PSD.

Se siete interessati al template, contattatemi per comprarlo in formato PSD ad alta risoluzione.

Giro Root Goggle box and label design

Image by Judi Oyama
Giro box design structural and graphic design. Photo inside reflects on the goggles. Label design. I worked on this box from the ground up. First with templates using paper folding and hand cutting and then getting to a die cutter and recreating in cardboard. Super proud of my work when I see them in independent retail snow stores and big stores like REI.

Box shots

Image by net_efekt
Some shots of boxes used to visualise some packaging design I've been working on. Feel free to use it if it comes in handy for your project. ;-)

Box shots

Image by net_efekt
Some shots of boxes used to visualise some packaging design I've been working on. Feel free to use it if it comes in handy for your project. ;-)

Box shots

Image by net_efekt
Some shots of boxes used to visualise some packaging design I've been working on. Feel free to use it if it comes in handy for your project. ;-)