Posted in Uncategorized on 05/27/2011 08:56 am by emilytaylor
http://www.pattern-matters.com/#1377352/JANUARY
even if you don’t like being held accountable by a schedule, you will love these calendar lovelies from Pattern Matters. they are a brilliant marriage of emilio pucci [a pattern master] and william clement [of clock making fame]. it is a shame they are only accurate for 2012, because they would make a great, permanent office jewelry exhibit. Here are some other amazing calendars:
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Posted in Uncategorized on 05/20/2011 08:08 am by emilytaylor
many designers dream of the day that their designs can save the world. whether or not design can actually achieve that, the person behind the designs can make a difference.
some creatives and agencies budget time annually for volunteering in their communities or providing pro bono design services. For those who don’t already have a policy for giving back there are some things to consider. you need to be wary of pitfalls when donating your talent and time.
giving back has many benefits. pro bono work can offer opportunities for more creative solutions, a philanthropic group is provided tools to better serve their cause, and it is a way of donating without your money being spent on relentless phone calls and mailers that constantly ask for money after you just generously donated. here is an article that provides considerations when you practice design volunteerism:
if you are interested in making the world a better place here are some opportunities to put your talents to use:
do you have any tips for successful pro bono experiences or any ways to find valuable opportunities?
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