Friday, December 28, 2007

Fashion Student needs Magazine layout....

Hello All,

So the Fashion Marketing Bachelor students have a magazine writing class and at some point will be looking for some one to design and layout their articles. I was contacted by there department director and asked if any of the GD club students would be willing to help. I told her to have the students contact me and I would let the club members know of the opportunity. This may be a good fit for editorial layout portfolio II requirements. I have the first student requesting this work.
Her name is Sydney Chavez and she can be contacted via
sydneychavez@gmail.com. I believe most of the students will have both the writing and may also provide some photos for the layouts.

-DG

Monday, December 17, 2007

Happy Holidays!!!!

Just wanted to wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season. I also wanted to give any of you interested in papercraft this link: http://www.custompapertoys.com/2007/12/return-of-santa.html
This guys makes some awesome paper toys and there is a paper santa for you to build for the holidays.

-DG

Friday, December 14, 2007

Congrat Grads!!!!!

For those that missed portfolio review (what are you lame or something?), here is a recap of graduates portfolios via their websites. Enjoy!

Peter Jun http://www.peterjun.com
Mark Thinnes http://markthinnes.com
Cho Ting Wong http://www.i-fantanely.com
Han Kwon http://www.kwonhansang.com
Emily Nokes http://www.emilyshmemily.com
Angela Sawhill http://www.asawhilldesigns.com
Nick Shamley http://www.shamleydesigns.com
Alison Ewen http://www.alisonewen.com
Jinger Hendricks http://www.jinger-hendricks.com
Laura Allen http://www.lauraallenportfolio.com
Kaori Yamada http://authntik.com

-DG

Thursday, December 13, 2007

BLVD Gallery Presents "Good v. Evil"


















A Group Show
December 14, 2007 – February 2, 2008
Artist Reception Friday, December 14 6pm - 10pm

BLVD Gallery 2316 2nd ave Seattle, WA 98121

http://www.blvdart.com

BLVD Gallery is proud to present “Good v. Evil”, A group show featuring work by some of the Northwests finest illustrators. As much a sociological experiment as an artshow, Artists were asked to make 2 pieces one representing Good the other, of course, Evil. What will be the preference? Will we see all of the evil snatched up in minutes, while the good languishes? Possibly the age old question of “What is Good or Evil?” will be raised. Either way with immeasurable help from artist Jamie Burton, BLVD will be filled with some of the most humorous, original, and truly fine examples of the burgeoning community of illustrators here in the NW.

Featuring work by:
Jamie Burton, Rick Garland, Todd Lovering, Memo Diaz, Jason Zayas, Rich Miller, Rich Werner, Karin Madan, Anton Bogaty, Bryan Mandronico, Charlie Lagrecca, Augie Pagan, Son Duong, Lawrence Ruelos, Brandon Graham, Martin Ontiveros, Tom Dougherty, Tim Swope, Bart Kaufman, Paul Whitehead, Joe Kresoja, Scott Wiener, James Ma, Rick Klu, Randy Briley, Kevin Neireiter, Dev Madan, Gene Blakefield, Mike Haney, Aaron Mckinney
For more info:

http://www.jamieburton.com/
http://www.rickgarland.com/
http://www.graphicclassics.com/pgs/lovering.htm
http://richwerner.com/
http://www.stumpytown.com/
http://www.acb3.com/
http://mandronico.com/
http://theaugblog.blogspot.com/
http://pencilpushin.blogspot.com/
http://www.indyworld.com/graham/
http://www.martinhead.com/
http://www.pimpleberry.com/
http://www.metalpig.net/
http://kresoja.blogspot.com/
http://rickklu.com/
http://www.jazzlandscapes.com/
http://www.devmadan.com/
http://geenpool.blogspot.com/
http://www.aaronmckinney.com/
http://blvdart.com
Contact: Damion Hayes – Gallery Director damion@blvdart.com

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Rainy Dawg Radio needs...Our help??????

So,

Not sure how many of you made it to the meeting last week. We ate pizza and had a good time. One subject that was brought up was that Liz Pfriem ewhspfrieme@yahoo.com who knows me from volunteering with the Vera Project works for UW's radio station. They cannot get any of their fellow design/art students to do poster work for them. She asked if I knew anyone, I told her I would pass the information along. So, if you want to design some posters for them, email Liz at the address above and let her know. It would be awesome to see some sweet AiS GDC members' designs floating around UW.

-DG

Friday, December 7, 2007

AIGA Presentation next Week!!!!


AIGA Seattle Presents
Hive: An Experience Design Forum

Thursday, December 13 / 7:00 pm
MercuryCloud
511 Boren Ave N, Suite 203

The Process of Design
In creating rich interactive solutions, a definitive creative process is crucial. Join us for the evening as we share insights with a few of Seattle’s top interactive firms as they reveal their process in creating unique and relevant interactive experiences.

What's the format?
The evening with consist of presentations by POP, MercuryCloud, and Hornall Anderson Design Works. Each firm will share in-depth insights on how each firms’ unique process allowed them to take a creative concept from ideation to execution. Presentation will be followed by a question and answer session where presenters will field questions from the audience.

Who's invited?
The event is open to professionals and students. Merging design disciplines from information design, interaction design, product design to architecture; Our bimonthly forum will focus on providing broad insights and shared knowledge in creating immersive human experiences.

Admission
AIGA members: $7
Non-Members: $10
Student Members: FREE
Student Non-Members: $5

Please RSVP by December 11 to experience@aigaseattle.org

Monday, December 3, 2007

The Vera Project's Bazaar and Bring it Screen it...

This Saturday 12pm - 7pm at the Vera Project (corner of Waren and Republic at Seattle Center)

The VERA BAZAAR is more than just an arts and crafts fair!
There will be Caricature, Henna, baked goods and more! With everything for under $40, this is a good chance to find one-of-a-kind holiday gifts! Plus there will be DJs will be playing music for your listening pleasure.

BRING IT/ SCREEN IT (in 3 steps)
1. Bring something to silkscreen on: a shirt, a bag, whatever.
(Or come buy a blank American apparel t-shirt in black or white.)

2. Pick one of 15ish awesome Vera logo designs
3. And silkscreen it!
For only $5!
Repeat as desired


This should be fun. I'll be there all day, stop by and say hi.

-DG

 

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