There is the iPad which was made for web surfers and Mac based users, and then there is the Microsoft Courier which is made for designers. I am sure you know my feelings about the iPad. Anyways, the Courier would have been the ideal companion for any designer – graphic, interior, apparel, architecture and web. The [...]
Engineering Your Environment: Examples of Sustainable Housing in Rural Alabama
July 12, 2010 By
In a rural town in northeast Alabama, four families live in four very interesting homes. Twice yearly these families kindly open their doors to visitors from across the nation, in hopes of inspiring personal responsibility and teaching people about sustainable living. The 3-hour walking tour includes a dodeca-yurt, an underground home, a strawbale house, and a homemade house [...]
Mint Presents America
July 2, 2010 By
Where: MINT – 684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave. Unit B Atlanta, GA 30312 View Larger Map When: Saturday, July 3, 2010 from 7pm-11pm How Much: FREE! More Info: MINT gallery is proud to host an amazing group exhibit featuring art inspired by our beloved country. Come out and salute the flag, have a PBR, and [...]
Spotlight: Erin Rabbitt
May 8, 2010 By
We had the pleasure of meeting and reviewing some of the work of graphic designer Erin Rabbitt. She is a young designer with a strong point of view that is unique and individual, but still holds a retro/vintage pop art vibe. Erin currently lives in Raleigh, NC where she owns conejocouture.com and designs everything from wedding invitations, to [...]
London’s LOGOversy
April 12, 2010 By
When I think of European cities, I think of London, Paris, Rome, and Berlin. I think of the rich history. I think of classic and modern architecture and a continent saturated with avant-guarde artists, fashion, city life, and an eclectic mix of cultures. I think of some of the best designers to ever influence the [...]
Spotlight: Creig B. Hoskins
April 1, 2010 By
Creig B. Hoskins was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi, a town in the Mississippi Delta. Throughout his childhood, he loved to draw and sketch. When Creig was in high school, his parents allowed him to live with his uncle in Michigan to be more educationally challenged. Since his uncle worked for General Motors, Creig assumed he’d [...]
Southeast Designer of the Year Competition
March 31, 2010 By
Are you the Next…. Southeast Designer or Architect of the Year? 2010 Call for Entries ADAC’s Southeast Designer of the Year Competition Has Added an Architect Category! Submit your design projects for ADAC’s 2010 Southeast Designer and Architect of the Year competition. This esteemed competition is open to interior designers, interior design firms and architects [...]
Mile-High Design
March 26, 2010 By
Recently on a road trip out west, I found myself in Denver, Colorado. Historically known as a gold-rush town of the 1850s and for the towering Rocky Mountains, Denver is now making its mark in the art and culture world. Alone on this road trip, I walked through the city and observed. The people are [...]
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