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Neville Brody talks to us about his novel process for handling client briefs, what inspires him, and why it's so important to get design just right.
Join Nick Sambrato, founder of Mama’s Sauce, in this workshop for beginners and fans of letterpress. We’ll begin with an overview of a vintage C&P press to get you familiar with the its different parts and their functions, as well as the materials needed.
Walk through a guided studio tour of Erik Spiekermann's letterpress workshop, as he discusses the creative process behind creating new letters.
Learn how DKNG founders Dan Kuhlken and Nathan Goldman unlock the power of Illustrator, including live demos of the tools and techniques they value most. Along the way, they’ll cover their design thinking and the importance of concept development, with a peek behind the scenes at the working files of recent and favorite projects.
A true fan (as defined by Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor of Wired magazine) is someone who has received so much value from you that they’ll happily reciprocate by purchasing anything you make. In order to be a successful creator, you don’t need a million dollars or fans, you just need 1,000 true fans.
Designers often operate without fully understanding the public’s reactions to their designs. In this engaging talk, Pentagram partner Paula Scher will revisit some accidents — and some designs that resonated with audiences — to reconsider the relationship between design and the public.
What do all successful creators have in common? A seemingly unwavering creative voice that touches everything they make. But where should you look for your creative voice, and how do you know when you’ve found it? Join designer Lauren Hom as she takes you on a tour of six unexpected places your creative voice could be hiding.
Join paperboyo as he retraces some of his footsteps around London and shows us how he developed his style by combining papercraft and photography.