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Downtown Fullerton Art Walk Celebrates One Year of Creativity and Community
By Jesse La Tour On March 4th, 2011, The Downtown Fullerton Art Walk will celebrate its one-year anniversary. The Art Walk started last year, when a group of art gallery and downtown business owners got together and decided to create a monthly event that would showcase the growing Fullerton art community and bring together people [...]
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The Best Museum You Haven’t Visited
is that the Hunt Library back there behind our friend Norton? - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - - by Mark Stouffer of The Fullertonian This recent article on NPR (Jan 31, 2011) was a 7+ minute long story about a Southern California museum that [...]
Also posted in gallery, miscellaneous, PAS Tagged fullerton, Hunt Foods, Hunt Library, john m. sollom, mark stouffer, Norton Simon, orange juice bottling plant, PAS Gallery, the fullertonian, Val Vita, World Citrus Comments closed
article in COAST Magazine…
art beyond Laguna Beach… north orange county is responding to a different art scene and we’re grateful to be a part of Fullerton’s art culture. check out this refreshing article by Sarah Rose Attman of COAST Magazine: CLICK HERE for the full story…
Also posted in community, gallery, PAS Tagged Art Galleries in Orange County, Blanquel Art on Wood, brian prince, BTNC, Coast Magazine, downtown fullerton, fullerton museum center, Graves Gallery, hibbleton, ITO, Laguna Beach, Leo Fender, otto, out of vogue, PAS Gallery, project art school, Sarah Rose Attman, SOCO (South of Commonwealth) District, Village Art Center Comments closed
a pictogram that makes you go hmmm…
after reading the article here, i understand what this pictogram represents. but what i don’t understand is why the dot in the exclamation mark is off centered…
principles of human-centered design: “Human Dignity and Human Rights”
i read this essay that is just plain great! it strikes up good conversation … everything from outsourcing jobs overseas to intelligent design. human-centered-ness is huge within the design sphere. otherwise, it’s just form. and form is nothing without content. and content is what speaks to the people. ethics were also raised when one of [...]
Posted in articles Tagged brian prince, brianprince, graphic-design, human centered design, human dignity, human rights, humanity, michael bierut, Richard Buchanan, steven heller, william drenttel Comments closed
featured on Finch Paper’s blog
Singing Uncoated (www.finchpaper.com/2010/04/singing-uncoated) April 21, 2010, Finch is in the House blog Designer: Brian Prince of Primate Design Project: GRAMMY Museum Education Catalog 2009-2010 Paper: Finch Fine, Bright White, Smooth 130# Double-Thick Cover & Finch Fine, Bright White, Smooth 100# Text Musings on Finch— “There was no doubt we were going uncoated for this project [...]
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caution: explicit language: “Raging Bull”
Raging Bull by Rick Poynor had me changing my mind with the wind as he wrote on the perceptions and usages of the term bullshit. it’s funny how he writes to convince you, then continues to write to confuse you by convincing you to believe the contradiction of what he previously convinced you of. confusing, [...]
Posted in articles Tagged article, brian prince, brianprince, critical thinking on graphic design, defining bullshit, essay, graphic-design, looking closer, looking closer 5, michael beirut, raging bull, rick poynor Comments closed
the duality of simple design.
The Duality of Simple Design - Dan Bendt, primate design studio “It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away”. – Antoine de Saint Exupéry The more I contemplate the concept of simplicity, the more I love and despise it. Don’t [...]
a little primate design history.
primate design was a vision of brian prince’s long before he became a graphic designer. he embraced the name primate like someone with allergies would the name Kleenex. He didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life, but he did know that primate was going to be part of it. primate clothing. primate [...]
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