Category Archives: Design

Shhh, Beast. What I Learned at FITC.

May 1, 2009 – 12:07 pm

If you haven’t heard of it (which I suppose is excusable as it’s very industry-specific), Flash in the Can is an annual conference for anyone involved in digital media. Oh my Lord the names it brings. As well as the students, the seasoned digi-teers, the tech-heads, the brilliant artists, all sorts of clever, creative people. [...]

By cmcdaniel | Also posted in Technology, Toronto | Comments (0)

Street Walking

March 23, 2009 – 10:00 am

A good walk is always made better when you stumble on the unexpected. In this instance, some gig posters. Each delightful on their own, but when paired together they create quite a lovely smattering wheat pasted on this once dreary wall. I especially love the pink lungs.

{N. 2nd St. between Poplar and N. American in [...]

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Michael Wandelmaier Illustration

March 19, 2009 – 1:00 am

It’s difficult to sit in someone’s seat who is so talented. But that’s what I do. Every day. I log into my work computer and there it is, the name reminding me of the talent that came before me: Michael Wandelmaier. His name is still one of the logins on my computer from a time [...]

By cmcdaniel | Also posted in Artwork, Illustration, Toronto | Comments (1)

Are you Green at Heart?

March 10, 2009 – 11:43 am

If you’re an independent designer in Toronto, especially if you care about sustainable design (but even if you don’t) you should come out tomorrow night to this event. I’ll be there.
Spark Speak (by Spark Toronto, a group of independent designers) presents Bernard Hellen (President and Creative Director of Traffic Marketing) to speak about Sustainable Design.
When? [...]

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Josh Wisdumb

February 26, 2009 – 12:05 pm

I recently ran across the work of local artist and designer Josh Wisdumb, and immediately was drawn to the linear patterns and industrial undertones of his work. I love the play between seemingly delicate and structured lines on the paper.

Josh studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Art here in Boston, and shortly [...]

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