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July/August 2007 V23N4
Green Dragon Office's provocative catalog for WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution captures the spirit of a movement that changed society forever.
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May/June 2007 V23N3
72 hours, 500-plus collaborators, countless dangerous ideas—& one “artifact”
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March/April 2007 V23N2
The latest promotion for Fox River Paper features greatest hits from the gorgeously obsessive portfolio of Marian Bantjes.
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January/February 2007 V23N1
The designer-led, design-driven organization is a more forceful demonstration of the power of the design profession than talking about it at mind- and butt-numbing verbosity conferences.
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Nov/Dec 2006 V22N6
Matthew Vescovo creates irreverent drawings to help explain
life’s puzzling little situations.
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Sept/Oct 2006 V22N5
BooneOakley of Charlotte created the Cackalacky film festival’s name, logotype,
and its first ad campaign using irreverence, wit, and an understanding of their state and local markets.
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July/August 2006 V22N4
Michael Osborne designs a paper promotion incorporating traditional printing
processes to show off crane’s latest offering.
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May/June 2006 V22N3
The successful branding of a wellness initiative at a major corporation could eventually cut healthcare costs company-wide by promoting healthy lifestyles among its employees.
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January/February 2006 V22N1
A family illness spurs a designing duo to create useful healthcare tools for themselves and other families struggling with the disease.
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Nov/Dec 2005 V21N6
Jami Anderson of jamidesign in Nashville
is a Texas gal with a Texas twang and
a Texas thang who seems to have stumbled
into Nashville on her way back to Austin.
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Sept/Oct 2005 V21N5
Frustrated by the assignment and mad that he was spending his day of at the office, Greg Smith, creative director at Building Online in Dana Point, Calif., blew off some steam by creating a parody
of the promises many creative agencies make on their sites.
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July/August 2005 V21N4
Goodesign’s founders, Kathryn Hammill and Diane Shaw, are currently working on a a annual report for Endeavor, a nonprofit organization that promotes entrepreneurship in developing countries. They suggested a break from the usual corporate imagery. Did the CEO bite, or was it too risky?
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May/June 2005 V21N3
Marina Lighthouse was taught at an early age about Chinese history and philosophy. And now she runs a successful interior design business based on the principles of The Black Sect School of Feng Shui.
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January/February 2005 V21N1
What about a travel guide geared just toward designers? Seems unconventional, but it’s been well received by creatives thirsty for inspiration and the insight that can come only from a leader of the industry and an Italian design devotee.
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