Did you know that artists were creating VR experiences hundreds of years ago? In this eye-popping new digital publication from Stanford University Press and the Brown Digital Publications initiative, author...
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Credit: Rachel Hulin (top left), Christopher Garrison (bottom right) It may not be scientifically proven (yet) that a picture is worth a thousand words, but images are undoubtedly a critical...
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Accessible PDFs allow audiences who are visually impaired to access your content while also creating a clear, organized layout that all users will benefit from. Accessible design is commonly associated...
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For creative professionals, turning our expert lens on ourselves can be a challenge. Here’s how our studio pushed past paralysis and finally built our own brand. We relate to that...
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This past year has been about safety, rigidity and constraints—and overall that is a good thing. But creativity also thrives when there is spontaneity and collaboration. Our team has been...
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We were honored to work with Professor Tricia Rose, Director of the Center for the Study of Race + Ethnicity in America at Brown University on the slide design for...
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The White Rabbit put on his spectacles. “Where shall I begin, please your Majesty?” he asked. “Begin at the beginning," the King said, very gravely, “and go on till you...
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Beautiful images and graphics are the foundation of a great website, but audiences can be turned off by low-quality photography or a page that takes too long to load. Here’s...
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We had a great time working with AIA NY and the Center for Architecture on the visual identity for the annual Guess-A-Sketch event in March 2022 to support their K–12...
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Feedback is much more than just an opinion about what you like and don’t like. Opinion is always part of it but, more importantly, feedback is making decisions about how...
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