Interesting to see the process behind Hecox’s work, not what I expected.

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Jonathan Harris (b. Aug 27, 1979) makes projects that reimagine how humans relate to technology and to each other. His We Feel Fine Book is awesome. His TED talk is great. His one photo a day is nice. Take some time to look through all his projects.

Work

Our boy Ian Whitmore was recently included in Fraction Magazine’s Issue 14. Outstanding stuff, as always.

I love New York City. All the people, coming and going, everyone on their grind. Everyone on their hustle. Peter Funch is a photographer taking an interesting look at the similarities that exist within the crowds of people who walk the streets day in, day out. As far as I can tell he shoots multiple photos in one location and then compiles the similarities into one composite image. I love this stuff.

Professional Skateboarder / Artist Ed Templeton has a huge show up in Belgium right now. It looks like an impressive amount of work. Hear him talk in awkward ways about the show.

A nice little video of Barry McGee talking about art and stuff.

Tugboat Poster Packs. On Sale. 12 Posters for $100

This April at the Tugboat Gallery begins the third year of their space in the Parrish Studios in downtown Lincoln. Part of the First Friday Gallery Walk every month, these exhibitions are quite an expression of a flourishing downtown art scene while bringing people together for a night of community and celebration.

To go along with each exhibition, I work with owner Peggy Gomez to design a poster and do a print run of around 75. All totaled we’ve done 25 different poster designs that have become the voice of this non-commissioned art gallery visible on the streets of Lincoln throughout the year. For the two year anniversary we’re offering the hand-screened posters from this year. 12 posters, 100 bucks. You can reserve your set now by emailing Peggy. You’ll also be able to purchase a set at the gallery walk this Friday from 7 to 10 at Tugboat. (more…)

A collaborative effort by the design community to help effect change.

My wife and I like to make time to work on projects together. She’s more of a writer, myself more of a designer. Together, we’re a force to be reckoned with. Recently, as tragedy struck Haiti, and the world scrambled to find ways to help, we wanted to spend some of our time together making something that could be part of the effort to help the people living through such a horrendous situation.

With the goal of raising $1,000,000 for Doctors Without Borders, The Haiti Poster Project was conceived as a collective effort by the design community to unite and effect change. This collaboration of artists and designers from around the world benefitting victims of the earthquake in Haiti was an effort we whole-heartedly support. And we made this poster together for the effort. (more…)

Manifest Equality Gallery: Photo by DAILY DUJOUR

Manifest Equality Gallery: Photo by DAILY DUJOUR

Manifest Equality. In Los Angeles. March 2010. The event wrapped up on the 7th. I didn’t make it out to the gallery but found some great photos of the event by NOTCOT and DAILY DUJOUR. As a visual spectacle, it was a powerful statement for equality in America. It was our culture creating momentum for change. And the work to make our place we call home a little more equal and just, goes on. 
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Wieden + Kennedy has a new episode of their D.I.Y. America series online. This one is about skateboarding and selling out.