Fields of Force: Andy Gilmore

Curator: Kim Pimmel
date: May 9, 2012
Categories: Illustration
Tags: abstract, art, illustration, Print
Seen up close, Fields of Force by illustrator Andy Gilmore is surprisingly simple and geometric, but when seen as a whole, emotional and hypnotic.
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Rechner: Berger and Föhr

Curator: Kim Pimmel
date: May 8, 2012
Categories: Experience Design
Tags: Design, gui, iPhone, minimal, monochrome, nui, UI, ux
You’ll wind up swiping your finger or giving it the finger: Rechner is an iPhone calculator app that foregoes UI for NUI.
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Most Famous Rainbows: Yoni Alter

Curator: Kim Pimmel
date: May 7, 2012
Categories: Illustration
Tags: Fun, illustration, Rainbow
What are the most famous rainbows? (other than real rainbows). Yoni Alter offers an answer.
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Mirror Mirror: Remembering Eiko Ishioka

Curator: Rafael Esquer
date: May 4, 2012
Categories: Design for Entertaining
Tags: Costume Design, Film, Grammy, Oscar

It was sometime in my first year of design school when I discovered who would become my creative role model. Eiko by Eiko was a book that opened my eyes to how visionary graphic design could be.


Eiko Ishioka died in January 2012 at the age of 73.

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Puebla, Ciudad Mural: Colectivo Tomate

Curator: Rafael Esquer
date: May 3, 2012
Categories: Experience Design, Illustration
Tags: Mexico, Mural, Social work

I learned the history of Mexico by looking at murals. Mexican Muralism was, in addition to an artistic, political, and social movement, an educational revolution. Murals became a popular teaching method in public places where all people, regardless of their race or social class, had access to them.

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