Week 10 Announcements!

PIZZA PARTY TOMORROW!!! Yes, yes, we know you're not 5 but our end of the quarter party will not happen due to technical and political issues, however we'd love to hear from you what you'd like to do for next quarter. So for the final club meeting we'll have food and drinks along with an amazing 3D movie screening.

Just a reminder the library poster contest ends this THURSDAY DEC. 10TH!!! So get those in pronto, so you can win an iPOD NANO/SHUFFLE. :)

The Cliche artwork piece is still happening so keep working on it! The gallery is still in talks and we will let you know as soon as we have it worked out. So try to have it done by the end of break.

Bring your AIGA STUDENT MEMBERSHIP MONEY TOMORROW!!! We still have plenty of people who haven't paid yet. We still need about 8 more of you to pay in order for us to receive the group discounted rate. If we don't have at least 20 people, we can't get the $50 rate!!! So tell all your friends/colleagues to get on this offer.

We also still need a new GDC logo so keep sending us your solutions.

We will see you all on Wednesday!!!

Modern Dog Lecture

Modern Dog will be speaking and holding a presentation showcasing their work in the industry thus far. They are sharing and showing what they have done for the past 22 years in addition to question and answer segment. Don't miss out on being able to ask them what makes them tick.

@ Cornish rm. Alpha Cine Labs Building

From 6 pm-7:30 pm

Finding and Using Your Voice in the Design World

A Lecture Series for students that explores how to develop your unique qualities as a designer and market your self to the creative world.

Jeff Barlow, President of AIGA will be speaking.

Where? University of Washington, Art Building, Rm. 3

When? Wednesday December 2, 2009 from 7 pm-9:30 pm.

This event is Free, Free, Free!!! So no excuses.

AIGA Seattle Events- Holy Craft 12/4/09

12/4

Friday, December 4, 2009 | 6-9 p.m.

School of Visual Concepts
500 Aurora Ave. N., Seattle

Build it, ink it, carve it, print it!

Craft your way into the holiday season by making a handmade holiday gift or greeting card with expert direction from some of Seattle’s top design talent. AIGA Seattle and SVC have prepared a smorgasbord of creative workshops to delight and inspire you. Get away from your computer and put your hands on some art materials in a festive and social space.

Choose any 2 of the 4 workshops below:

• Screen Printing with Terry Marks
• DIY Interior Decorations with Dept of Energy
• SVC Letterpress Shop with Amy Redmond
• One more unique workshop still being planned

Arrive at 6 p.m. to sign up and mingle. We’ll provide refreshments. You’ll have time for 2 complete 1-hour workshops — plus inspiration from the others to carry you well into the season. Bring a T-shirt or other special item for decoration; we’ll have everything else you need to make cards, custom art prints, gift wrap, and more.

This special event will be limited to 48 people, so buy your ticket today!
(You’ll then receive an email with more detailed information.)

Registration

AIGA Members: $20 | Register
Nonmembers: $30 | Register

Week 7 Announcements

Welcome fellow AI-ers to the new era of the Graphic Design Club. Here are a few announcements for this week;

Here are a few contests comin' at you:

- AiS LIBRARY POSTER CONTEST - Be creative. Inventive. Spice it up.
Submissions due by Thurs. 12/10. Submit via email to the library or
submit on a disc to the library. Winner gets an iPOD.
- BOCONCEPT - Design your own "collector's cup" and submit between
11/20-12/24. Visit www.boconcept.us for more info!
- Keep working on your cliche artwork. Remember to finish them
by 12/02. Gallery space is still in talks. Make sure
your canvas size is at least 18"x24". The medium can be anything that moves you.

FOR THIS WEDNESDAY:
Please bring at least ONE piece of work that you've worked on or currently
working on, so we can have an open critique session. Also feel
free to bring stuff to work on - whether it be school work, art for
our gallery show, etc. It'll be an open workshop, so take advantage of
the time we have together.

Make sure to tune in weekly for announcements and interesting events.

News from HQ

Is anyone even following this blog anymore????

April 2009

4/8
Green Salon #3 | Compostmodern

Wednesday, April 8 / 6:30 - 8:30pm
Fremont Studios
155 N 35th St.; Seattle

Green Salon 3 will feature guest speakers Marcus Eriksen and Anna Cummins from Algaita as well as highlights via webcast from this year's Compostmodern event in San Francisco. AIGA and our sponsor Mohawk want to make sure you make it to this event, so it is free to AIGA members and only $5 for non-members.

Have you heard about the island of trash? This is a great opportunity to meet Algalita Marine Research Foundation who built a raft made from 15,000 plastic bottles and sailed from California to Hawaii during the summer of 2008 to bring attention to the issue of plastic marine debris. Hear in person what they have told to ABC News, Martha Stewart, NY Times and the TED conference about their extraordinary discoveries. They will be here in Seattle as part of their route travelling by bicycle from Canada to Mexico. Along the 2000 mile coastal route samples of plastic debris collected from the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre (NPSG) will be given to legislators, educators and organizations--sharing Algalita's research and education programs with 1000's of people.

If you did not get chance to make it Compostmodern this will be your chance to see what you missed. We will showcase great speakers like Saul Griffith of Makani Power, Dawn Danby of Autodesk, Nathan Sherdroff the Design MBA Chair of California College of the Arts Emily Pillton of Project H and the Designers Accord.

All of this will be happening in the great atmosphere of the Fremont Studios. Enjoy light food and refreshments, mingle and connect when doors open at 6:30 pm. Speakers will begin at 7 pm.

ADMISSION
AIGA Member: FREE Register
AIGA Student Member: FREE Register
Non-Member: $5 Register
Student Non-Members: $5 Register

This event is generously sponsored by:

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4/9
AIGA Seattle and the University of Washington AIGA Student Group present
Valerie Casey: Creating The Conditions For Change

Thursday, April 9 / 6:30 doors open, 7pm Lecture
Henry Art Gallery
University of Washington; Seattle

Please join us for a talk by Valerie Casey, global head of digital experience at IDEO and founder of The Designers Accord, a global coalition of designers, educators, researchers, engineers, and corporate leaders working together to create positive environmental and social impact. Valerie will provide practical advice on integrating the principles of sustainability into design practice and production. She will also present the progress of The Designers Accord movement and discuss how participating design firms, educational institutions and corporations throughout the world are making change.

About Valerie Casey
Valerie Casey leads the digital experience practice at IDEO, where she provides strategic leadership for client relationships. Valerie works with organizations around the world to design products, services and business models that create positive social and environmental impact. She specializes in helping companies and other organizations understand, shape and ultimately capitalize on their internal and external networks to address cultural, economic, social and environmental challenges with greater agility.

Valerie founded the Designers Accord, the global coalition of designers, corporate leaders, and educational institutions focused on integrating sustainability into all practice and production. More than 150,000 designers and organizations worldwide now participate in the Designers Accord.

Prior to IDEO, Valerie was Executive Creative Director at frog design, where she led the global design research and design strategy practices. Previously, Valerie was an Associate Partner at Pentagram Design, where she built the interaction design practice in San Francisco. She has also worked as an Associate Creative Director at vivid studios.

Valerie’s work has been highlighted in multiple publications, and in 2008, she was named a Fast Company “Master of Design” and a Fortune magazine “Guru You Should Know.”

www.ideo.com

www.designersaccord.org

www.valcasey.com

After the lecture, we will be raffling a Wacom tablet and other exciting prizes.

ADMISSION
AIGA Student Member: $5 Register
AIGA Member: $10 Register
Student Non-Members: $10 Register
Non-Member: $15 Register

This event is generously sponsored by:

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4/16
Smashing Alphabets with Chank & Spunk

Thursday, April 16 | 7-9pm
Seattle Asian Art Museum Auditorium
Volunteer Park; Seattle

Typographic improvisations and renovations with font designer Chank Diesel of Chank.com. See inspirations for Chank's early font work, samples of fonts in action and case studies of how custom fonts help create great brands. Hear about the fonts and follies of a full-time, self-employed creative visual artist. Jeff Johnson of Spunk Design Machine will speak of distinction over distraction as he shows his team's solutions to some recent design projects. More info at: http://www.chank.com and http://www.spkdm.com

Register
Student Member $5 Register
Professional Member $10 Register
Student Non-member $10 Register
Non-Member $15 Register

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4/25
Reality Check Student Portfolio Review

Saturday, April 25
Session 1: 8:30-10:30am
Session 2: 10:30am - 12:30pm
Student Exhibition Reception: 12:30 - 1pm
Art Center Gallery at Seattle Pacific University
3 West Cremona; Seattle

What is Reality Check?
Celebrating its 12th anniversary, Reality Check is an event designed to provide students and newcomers to the field an opportunity to receive constructive portfolio feedback from experienced design professionals. Reality Check is the time to show your work and ideas to some of the best art directors and designers in the Northwest. All that is needed is your registration, résumé and portfolio. The portfolio doesn't have to be perfect—that comes after you incorporate the Reality Check advice you're going to receive. Simply put, use this event to check your understanding of the basic principals and ideas behind creating a powerful design portfolio. Participants will receive four to five reviews, probably more!

What to Bring
A portfolio and résumé—and we're not talking perfect. 7-10 portfolio pieces at various stages of completion and the accompanying résumé you plan to use to get that first job or internship will do. You may present digital work on your personal laptop (remember to charge the battery!)

Dress to impress. Treat this as you would a real job interview, business casual recommended.

Have an open mind. Reality Check is all about the learning. The professionals we've invited are signing on to be your ally—they'll shed light on the basic principles and ideas you should consider in creating a more powerful design portfolio.

Just to Name a Few
Reviewers in previous years have included designers and art directors from firms + internal creative departments such as:

Amazon	Gravity Design	Microsoft
Avenue A-Razor Fish	GoldenLasso	POP
DigitalKitchen	Hornall Anderson Design Works	Starbucks
FILTER/TALENT	IF/THEN	Turnstyle
Fitch	MercuryCloud	Waagener Edstrom
GA Creative	Methodologie	WongDoody

Sessions
The event will be split into two 90-minute sessions. (You only need to register for one session.) Individual reviews are limited to seven minutes; time will be called. Each session is limited to 75 participants.

• Session 1, 8:30am – 10:30am
  8:30am: Check-in and orientation
  9am: Reviews begin, ending promptly at 10:30am
• Session 2, 10:30 – 12:30pm
  10:30am: Check-in and orientation
  11am: Reviews begin, ending promptly at 12:30pm

For more information on Reality Check, contact education@seattle.aiga.org

Register
Student Member
~ Session 1 (8:30-10:30am) $5 Register
~ Session 2 (10:30-12:30pm) $5 Registration Full
Student Non-member
~ Session 1 (8:30-10:30am) $15 Register
~ Session 2 (10:30-12:30pm) $15 Registration Full
Associate Member
~ Session 1 (8:30-10:30am) $20 Register
~ Session 2 (10:30-12:30pm) $20 Registration Full
Professional Member
~ Session 1 (8:30-10:30am) $25 Register
~ Session 2 (10:30-12:30pm) $25 Registration Full

Special Thanks
AIGA Seattle would like to thank our event sponsors, Seattle Pacific University and Colorgraphics for their generous contributions for this year's event. We would also like to thank our Education sponsor, FILTER/TALENT, for their support of the chapter and continuous involvement with the AIGA Seattle Education Committee.

oh so late!

hey everybody! finals chaos! I know this is very late, but better late than never!

Mark Popich from Hornall Anderson came in last week and gave us a good presentation on why designers have one of the coolest jobs ever, and he talked about HA and what they do and what it's like to work for them. Thanks for everyone who came, and for those who missed it, check out their website @ www.hornallanderson.com

Also- thanks to everyone who submitted their postcards!! 

Next week we'll be having a pizza party (week 10) to celebrate the end of the quarter, and we'll talk about objectives for the following quarter. 

We can also still use plenty of ideas for the club video we were thinking of making next quarter (it would appear on the digital screens around campus). Think about things that will make people stop and watch, and wanna come to club! :)

Perspectives in Poster Design

Pulled from:http://www.empsfm.org/calendar/index.asp?categoryID=37&m=3&d=11&y=2009&eventID=475

Details
We hope you’ll join us for this panel discussion on the evolution of poster design in the Northwest. The evening will include prominent local graphic designers discussing everything from poster art and design process to unsung graphic heroes and influences, all illustrated with examples of their work and others. Panelists include:

Barry Ament, Coby Schultz
Ames Bros.

Courtesy Ames Bros.

Don Clark, Ryan Clark
Invisible Creature, Tooth & Nail

Courtesy Invisible Creature

Art Chantry
Art Chantry Design Co.

Courtesy Art Chantry

Jeff Kleinsmith
Patent Pending Industries, Sub Pop

Courtesy Jeff Kleinsmith

Moderated by Jacob McMurray, senior curator, EMP|SFM

This panel coincides with EMP|SFM’s newest exhibition, American Letterpress: The Art of Hatch Show Print.

Date
Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Time
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Ticket Info
Free to EMP|SFM members; $5 general public, 206.770.2702 or 1.877.EMP.SFM1.

Comp tickets must be claimed at least 15 minutes prior to show time or they will be released to the rush line.

Venue
JBL Theater
325 5th Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109

another speaker next week!

this week was pretty light in attendance :o

because of this, we moved the deadline for postcards up to NEXT WEEK!

also for next week:

-a speaker (Mark) from Hornall Anderson is coming- be there (on time!) or be square!

-after club, anyone who is interested/has the time, silhouette project will be happening

-come with ideas for a possible digital ad/promo (for GD club) that will be playing on the video monitors around school

we also talked about a possible trip coordinated through AIGA to Portland to meet up with other AIGA members, and possibly the Portland AI, and visit design firms etc. for next quarter. more info on that coming soon.

also, Art Chantry will be in town next tuesday (March 3rd) at 7pm @ the Broadway Performance Hall (Seattle Central CC) for any of you that are lucky enough not to have class. Unfortunately, I believe you have to be 21 again :( (check this out for more info: http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Event?event=1137144& )

mid-quarter crunch

Hey everybody! Crazy portfolio 2 happenings, sorry for the late post!

This week we had our alum Shanda Smith swing by and give us an awesome talk on her

career and advice for young designers. If you missed it, check out pixelsoupcreative.com (her own design company) to see some of her work. For those of you that did come, thanks for showin' up, and I think some thank-you cards are in order :)

We also were supposed to have preliminary designs for our postcard project this week (Ashley Newcomer had hers and it was awesome!) BUT not to worry! Finals aren't due til next week. If you want to have yours included, it HAS to be done by the time club starts next week! We're printing so get some cool stuff done guys!

Shadow project update coming soon..

Good luck to everyone on your midterms! (or, for the ones that are done, get some sleep!)

Later

Design for Sandwiches...

Hello All,

I just spoke to Kathleen from Buffalo Deli and she is looking for design help with an "A" board outside of the deli. They will trade multiple sandwiches (yes, they have vegan sandwiches too!) for the design work. If you are interested, email me for her contact information at david@iheartwhitespace.com.

Thanks,
David Gallo

P.S. These folks are really nice and they make a killer BLT.

Craziness!

For anyone who didn't show up (where'd you all go?? we missed you!) to club this week, you missed a fantastic time at our new Screen Printing room opening! You have to take a workshop before you can use the equipment and we'll have dates on that coming up. David Gallo and John Hillding did an awesome demo!

NEXT WEEK at GD club:

GUEST SPEAKER!!! Shanda Smith will be in and she starts at 4:35 SHARP. Be there! She's been an alum for about 2 years, became an Art Director, and has her own design firm called Pixel Soup (do a little reading before next week!). 

CLUB PROJECTS:

Silhouettes- We have paper now! So next week we'll be talking about a time to meet, make and install our designs! BRING any DESIGNS you'd like to see and keep them pretty simple for cutting and tracing purposes.

Postcards- Initial designs for this project are due next week at club! Finals week 7. Can be hand-designed or computerized. Everyone who participates gets a packet of all the designed postcards. Make them awesome!

Specs- TRIM SIZE (actual postcard size once trimmed) 4.25 inches wide by 6 inches tall. BLEED SIZE (build graphics to this size if you want them to bleed off the edge) 4.75 inches wide by 6.5 inches tall.

UPCOMING EVENTS: 

The Seattle Show:  Thurs. Feb 26th @ Showbox SoDo -- visit www.SeattleShow.org for more info  $35 for students (email Renee Pasley at rpasley@aii.edu if you want to volunteer, which makes it free. She might still need some, but sadly you must be 21).

Jump Start: Sat. Feb 28th @ 7-8:45pm -- visit www.aigaseattle.org/events for ticket info

Seattle Green Salon #2:  Thurs. Feb 12th (doors @ 6, lecture @ 6:30) -- visit www.aigaseattle.org/events for ticket info

Come to club next week for more updates and fun, and please BE ON TIME for Shanda next week!

And for everyone who's new to club- we meet Tuesdays @ 4:30 in room 704 

Later :)

Screen Printing Studio Opening Next Tuesday!!!

Come celebrate the arrival of the new silkscreen studio with pizza and conversation: Tuesday, February 10th at 4:30pm in 715.

Jump Start!!!!!!!

2/28
Jump Start

Saturday, February 28 / 7-8:45pm
Cornish Poncho Theatre
710 East Roy Street

Jump Start is an annual panel discussion designed to help students and young professionals learn more about entering the profession. This year’s diverse panel of experts will share valuable insight about the interview process, various career paths within the design industry, what design businesses look for in portfolios as well as future employees, and offer useful tips for getting a job.

Expert Panelists:
Robynne Raye / Modern Dog
Steve Watson / Turnstyle
Maurice Woods / Pentagram
Luke Woods / IDEO
James Robinson / Mercury Cloud
Natalia Ilyin / EmersonHarris

Moderated by Sean Bolan / AIGA Education Director, Programming

In addition, there will be an installation of Cornish student design work to view before the event, a raffle with exciting design prizes, and an informal all ages social event after the panel discussion at the Deluxe Bar and Grill. You can meet other designers from the community and continue the conversation.

ADMISSION
AIGA Student Member: $5 Register
AIGA Professional Member: $10 Register
Non-Member: $15 Register
Student Non-Member: $10 Register

Click here to join the Student Community Facebook Group

week 4 newss

Just a few reminders:

 -Shanda Smith, our first guest speaker of the quarter, will be in on the 17th. Any other ideas for people you might wanna get   in to speak, talk to Jared and Rachel at the next meeting.

 -As you can see below, the new screen printing room will be having a "grand opening" little deal NEXT WEEK!!

 -Seattle Show is the 26th and as of this morning, Renee doesn't need any more volunteers, but if you desperately want to try,  she can put you on a waiting list because she's still trying to hear back from a couple people. It's $65 for students, and at Showbox SODO (and sadly, you have to be 21 to volunteer, not sure about attending). 

-Shadow project.. Rachel will be talking to Melanie to see about getting us some black butcher paper for our silhouettes, and we might be working on them next week in class if that happens.

-POSTCARD project!! Design, design, design, and in two weeks, try to have yours ready. Can be handmade or digitized. 

-More GD club poster ideas still welcome!

happy designing!

week 3 update!

Ok so anyone looking to go to the EMP for the Hatch show, sorry about the misprint-  first thurs. is NEXT week (the 5th). We'll be talking more about carpool etc next tuesday.

Brainstorming/sketches/gameplans that have to happen by next week's meeting:

-shadow project (movie stars? teachers? random people?)!!!  (penny project is on the back burner for now, but remember your ideas if you come up with some for it too) we may try to do a saturday workday for this project. stay tuned! TBD.

-ideas for using our brown paper mural created last quarter

-any guest speakers you think of that we should try to bring in

-fundraising for bringing in bigger guest speakers

-new logo for GD club!

-club posters (still need more ideas! bring your comps!)

Also- be thinking of anyone (this includes yourself!) who would be a good co-candidate for club president next quarter!

GUEST SPEAKER February 17th (Shanda Smith- AIS fairly recent alum will share her wisdom- be there!)

Seattle Show is thurs the 26th of february. Volunteers get in free. Contact Renee Pasley for more info- rpasley@ais.edu 

the end. :)

a.

friday, january 23rd, 2009

Hey everybody! Sorry it took a couple days to get this up! SO!

News from this quarter's first meeting on tuesday:

NEXT THURSDAY the club is planning on going to the Hatch Show Print exhibit

@ EMP at 6pm. Carpooling/meeting times will be discussed next tuesday. Since it's

first thursday, it's FREE. Take advantage of this and GO!! (normal admission to EMP

is somewhere around $20 usually). 

Also, we need everyone to brainstorm ideas for new GD Club posters! Come up with some cool ideas and bring them in preferably printed out on 8.5 x 11 paper to the next meeting so we can make some progress :)

More brainstorming is also needed for our guerilla art piece (in the school? somewhere downtown? one idea we talked about was chalk art around the city), and it was also brought up that we have access to several display cases in the school for any art of our own we'd like to put up. Talk to Dexter @ the next meeting for more about access to those!

As far as AIGA membership- we talked about contacting them if you still haven't received your membership card or book, and if you keep having trouble with that, keep Rachel posted so we can do something about this.

I think that's all for now folks! Oh and anyone who is interested in talking to a few classes about GD club and getting people excited for it, talk to Jared next week!

See you all next week! Bring your good ideas! :)

 a.r.

P.S.!!! check out the events posted below this entry like Green Salon! coming up soon & should be interesting!

News from HQ

2/12
Seattle Green Salon #2

Thursday, February 12 / Doors 6pm, Lecture 6:30pm
CCS Printing
13312 SE 30th Street, Bellevue

Have concerns about how to be greener on your print jobs? Come join us at CCS Printing for our second Green Salon. You will get chance to look at new printing technology and join the green conversation with printers and paper companies. Get some great ideas on how you might change your processes with printing to be more sustainable.

We welcome you to come early and mingle. As you enjoy light refreshments take an opportunity to wander through CCS's print facilities and see how they are reducing their carbon footprint. The speakers will begin at 6:30 pm, followed by a question and answer period after each speaker.

The first speaker is Bob Akers a paper rep for Xpedx. He will be talk about the state of recycled papers and FSC certified paper. What are your options? Do these papers cost more? What will be important for my clients to hear?

The second speaker will be a member of CCS’s sustainability council. They will review the printing process and the steps designers can take along the way for being more sustainable and fiscal. This information will include insight on ink, sheet size, varnishes, fulfillment and finishes.

ADMISSION
AIGA Member: $10 Register
AIGA Student Member: $5 Register
Non-Member: $20 Register
Student Non-Members: $15 Register

Only 49 seats available - be sure to purchase your tickets today.

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2/26
2009 Seattle Show

Thursday, February 26

Info coming soon!

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2/28
Jump Start

Saturday, February 28 / 7-8:30pm
Cornish Poncho Theatre
710 East Roy Street

Jump Start is an annual panel discussion designed to help students and young professionals learn more about entering the profession. This year’s diverse panel of experts will share valuable insight about the interview process, various career paths within the design industry, what design businesses look for in portfolios as well as future employees, and offer useful tips for getting a job.

Expert Panelists:
Robynne Raye / Modern Dog
Steve Watson / Turnstyle
Maurice Woods / Pentagram
Luke Woods / IDEO
James Robinson / Mercury Cloud
Natalia Ilyin / EmersonHarris

Moderated by Sean Bolan / AIGA Education Director, Programming

In addition, there will be an installation of Cornish student design work to view before the event, a raffle with exciting design prizes, and an informal all ages social event after the panel discussion at the Deluxe Bar and Grill. You can meet other designers from the community and continue the conversation.

ADMISSION
AIGA Student Member: $5 Register
AIGA Professional Member: $10 Register
Non-Member: $15 Register
Student Non-Member: $10 Register

Click here to join the Student Community Facebook Group

Promotion Design Awards

How is having their annual Promotion Design Awards. They are accepting submissions until March 20th. For more information, visit: http://howdesign.com/promotiondesignawards
Those of you who are graduating might already have some cool promo pieces that you have created for portfolio review day, maybe you should think about entering?

-DG

Fuel Magazine looking for new blood....

Hello Folks,

Just want to let you know that Fuel Magazine, your student publication is looking for new folks to get involved with the production of the magazine. The first meeting is Today at 4:54 in room 110.
To check out the magazine's back issues go to fuelmagazine.org

-DG

More News from HQ

www.aiga.org/communiqué

News from HQ

AIGA Seattle + Hornall Anderson present
HIVE: An Experience Design Forum

Thursday, February 5th / 6:30
Hornall Anderson
710 Second Avenue, Suite 1300;
Downtown Seattle

Join us for a peek behind the curtain at some of the best work to come out of the Northwest this year. Seattle's top interactive firms will present recent work and discuss their process for creating unique designs and relevant experiences. Our winter 2009 series features special guests:

Belle + Wissell
Gabe Kean

If/Then
Ricky Castro, Jim Catel, Andi Rusu

WHAT IS THE FORMAT?............................
The evening will feature two work presentations, each followed by a brief Q+A session. Join us for libations and conversation starting at 6:30. Presentations will begin at 7:00.

WHO IS INVITED?............................
The event is open to professionals and students across a range of practice areas. HIVE forums focus on merging design disciplinesinformation design to interaction design, product design to brand architecture to create powerful interactive experiences.

WHY SHOULD YOU COME?............................
Come to meet other designers; stay to learn; leave inspired.

Our forum series is a unique opportunity to meet and engage with leading local professionals. HIVE seeks to expand our shared knowledge by providing both specific examples and broad insights into the end-to-end process of creating immersive brand experiences.

ADMISSION............................
AIGA Professional Member: $7 Register
AIGA Student Member: FREE Register
Non-Member: $10 Register
Student Non-Member: $5 Register

Space is limited. Please register early! Sorry no refunds.

QUESTIONS
Please contact Halli Brunkella Thiel.