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Monday, March 31, 2008
crossroads gallery submissions
as a member of the educational outreach and exhibitions committee, i am happy to tip off our beloved design department to the call for entries for new 08-09 exhibits at the kcai crossroads student gallery. i would love love love to see some group design show in there, like a type or poster show or something. we could show the fine art world what we're made of. here is the "call for entries" flyer and the submission criteria. please let me know if you have questions or need input.
tyler
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
make my logo bigger
a hilarious and well-designed/poorly-designed send up of common client requests. check it out. this easy-to-apply cream works on both print AND on-line designs! sign me up!
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trajan is the movie font
the hard evidence is here, along with a tiny shot of history on the typeface.
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Monday, March 24, 2008
adobe offers student font set on cd
we educators have been complaining about this for a long time, and it's finally here -- a decent collection of usable type families at an affordable price. for $150 you can get a very respectable range of very usable typefaces in all major categories. check out the adobe page for more info, and download a pdf of their complete font list. i'll just whet your appetite by saying there are 27 weights of univers alone, and a total of 500 fonts -- all for $150! crazy.
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Sunday, March 23, 2008
Chicago trip recap
So folks, how was it? The studio tours, Gravity Tank, the UIC crit, the museums, the bus?
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AIGA: sustainability
Sundance Channel's "The Green" will have a panel on the green redesign of tornado devastated Greensburg, KS.
Thursday, April 17th. More info and register here.
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Kinda like Threadless - only stationery
Minted is a new online store offering modern custom stationery and invitations. Hosting themed design challenges where designers can submit designs into a competition and customers and a special jury will select winners. Winning designs will be printed by us and sold on Minted.com. Prize winners will be awarded cash prizes and be featured prominently on our site.
First contest: Save-the-Date Cards
Post in the comments here if you are submitting!!!!
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Diesel Contest
Diesel Wall is an international art contest that aims to bring intriguing/inspiring/insightful/inciting contemporary ideas to giant urban canvases in city centres around the world.
From March 3rd until May 12th 2008 anyone from any country in the world can apply online www.dieselwall.com and submit his/her designs for the chance to feature in this project.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
hallmark contest
Hallmark is trying to find the funniest card creator in America with their "Your Funny*ness" contest. Send Hallmark a card, any card, as long as it's funny and original. Eighteen finalists will have their 15 minutes of fame when their cards are printed and sold to the public -- both at Hallmark.com/you and in more than 3,500 participating Hallmark Gold Crown stores! They also will win $250.
Deadline is March 23, students can go to www.hallmark.com/you to upload the card design. Finalists will be selected and announced on April 14. America's choice for the Grand Prize winner gets another $1,000 cash and a trip to Chicago to spend a weekend with Second City! Free tickets, a walking tour, a private workshop...and of course their concept on a Hallmark card sold in more than 3,500 participating Hallmark Gold Crown stores.
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Thursday, March 13, 2008
Guerilla Girls free workshop in Kansas City
UMKC, Sat. 3/29, 2-4pm. Call 816.235.1638 to reserve. who?
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008
All media work us over completely. They are so pervasive in their personal, political, economic, aesthetic, psychological, moral, ethical, and social consequences that they leave no part of us untouched, unaffected, unaltered. The medium is the massage.”
Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore (graphic designer), The Medium is the Massage.
Know What?
Tyler and Jamie have both been awarded acceptance by the AIGA Educators Conference Massaging Message:2 to present in Boston, April 4-6.
Impressed? We are. Big congrat's!!!! Can't wait to see the video on our home turf.
http://www.massagingmedia.org/
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things i have learned...
many of you attended the lecture by stefan sagmeister, which was quite inspiring and entertaining. he mentioned the fact that his book is being expanded into a contribution-based website, called "things i have learned in my life so far". well, our own tyler tate has already posted an amazing contribution to that site here. check it out! nice work, tyler.
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Friday, March 7, 2008
Willoughby Tour
In the meantime, check out their site.
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Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Reminder: Monday Sagmeister
Monday, March 10
6-6:30 Reception, 6:30-8 Lecture followed by Q&A
Unity Temple
Student members $10, Non-member Students $15
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Friday, February 29, 2008
KC library internship
the kansas city public library is looking for an intern to produce, write, and design a range of printed and electronic promotional materials. you'll need to know some html, photoshop, indesign and have good communication skills. additional info is on the internship wall outside the faculty offices. to start the process, email christopher barnickel at chrisbarnickel {at} kclibrary.org
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Monday, February 25, 2008
AIGA Portfolio Day
There are still about 13 openings available for the portfolio review. Online registration has been removed to avoid overflow. If you are still interested in attending, please RSVP via email to secretary@kansascity.aiga.org so you may receive a link to register.
Thanks,
Molly
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
El Lissitzky: Futurist Portfolios
The influential Russian abstract painter, designer, teacher and graphic artist, El (Lazar) Morduchovitch Lissitzky (1890-1941) was the first of his generation to visualize a new radical geometry of space and movement that blurred the boundaries of architecture, painting, and typography.
For those arriving in Lawrence early for the Sean Adams Lecture, check out the Spencer Museum. 1301 Mississippi. 785.864.4710
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
chip kidd lecture tuesday feb 26 -- free
world-famous book jacket designer dude chip kidd will be speaking about his latest novel "the learners", plus his illustrious design life, this coming tuesday. here are the details:
tuesday feb 26, 7pm
unity temple on the plaza
707 w 47th st, kcmo
free! (get a ticket in the student life office)
if you want to get his book, you can pay about $25 at the door. cost includes two tickets to the talk.
some kidd video wackiness
chip's website
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Things we can learn from Stefan
Register online now. Event will sell out FAST!
WHEN:
Monday, March 10
6-6:30 Reception
6:30-8 Lecture followed by Q&A
8-9 Book signing
WHERE:
Unity Temple
707 W. 47th St.,
Kansas City, MO 64112
ADMISSION:
Members $15
Non-members $25
Student members $10
Non-member Students $15
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