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Tag Archives: MOMA
The Department of Advertising and Graphic Design.
As a designer I work for a pretty great company. I know a lot of people bag on Hallmark, but as a design house we do really amazing work (yes I think of us as a design house, not a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art Design
Tagged HAllmark, HAllmark CArds, MOMA, New York City, The Department of Advertising and Graphic Design
FontFonts Annual Report on… Fonts
2011 was a big year the font foundry FontFonts. Over the course of the year, they released a number of new fonts, and had 4 of them added to the permanent collection at MoMa. To celebrate the work, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Art Design, Typography
Tagged FontFonts, Fonts, MOMA, MoMA New York, New York City, Typography
Design Friday, Ilustrator David Klein.
There is a certain quality that can only be achieved by using traditional media in illustration. A softness, or naturalness that is hard to duplicate with digital tools no matter how good you are. I work on a computer everyday, … Continue reading
Design Friday, Heath Ceramics.
Simple. Good. Designed to last a lifetime. That’s three ways to describe the products of Sausalito-based Heath Ceramics, the pottery founded in 1948 by Edith Heath, but “beautiful” is usually the first word that comes to mind. Heath Ceramics is … Continue reading
Posted in Art Design
Tagged Catherine Bailey, Design, Dinnerware, Edith Heath, Heath, Heath Ceramics, Homeware, LACMA, Mid Century, Modern, MOMA, Robin Petravic, Tabletop
