Doyald Young, remembered
“Decide who you are, decide what you want to do, and then do it, because it is surely possible.”
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Read ArticleW+K Studio designer Max Erdenberger designed this print to raise relief funds for the devastating earthquake and subsequent massive tsunami that struck Japan March 11, 2011. They’re are asking a donation of at least $25 for a print, with 100% of the profits going to The Red Cross. They will of course accept and pass along a donation of any amount.
Read ArticleThe logo for Armstrong Creative Consulting has had many incarnations, but they each served their purpose at the time. As …
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Vision to Victory – Destination H.O.M.E. Housing Program is a FREE housing service that will assist …
Read ArticleI liked this assignment. The students had to come up with 2 different label designs, fill the contents of each bottle with a substance that wouldn’t spoil. Some of them are nothing more than tiny rocks, leaves, and tap water. Some have watercolor and oils. Others are filled with stuff from Home Depot’s gardening department.
Read ArticleHere is a collection of 10 of the hottest (in my opinion) new script fonts from 2010. Many of them a big sellers, some aren’t. Anyway, being a font freak, I’m allowed to be my own judge and jury. Let’s check it out!
Read ArticleThis is the imaginary threat I anticipate coming from the back of the lab whenever I reach the CSS phase …
Read ArticleThe Harlem Book Fair was awesome. Sold some books, made some new friends. This was the most professional affair I’ve ever attended. Very organized, well placed and an audience of eager readers who came for nothing but good reading material.
Read ArticleHBCU Digest was kind enough to give me an opportunity to tell part of my story as well as my views on the future of HBCUs.
Read ArticleJudges are going to take a dimmer view of jury member use of Blackberry, iPhone or other electronic devices as a judicial policy-setting group has told district judges they should restrict jurors from using electronic technologies to research or communicate.
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