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Vintage and Retro Type posted by William at 11:24 AM DiggIt! 0 comments Interview with Illustrator Kenyon Bajus posted by William at 11:23 AM DiggIt! 0 comments Herb Lubalin Vote Poster posted by William at 11:16 AM DiggIt! 0 comments Obama in Art posted by William at 11:05 AM DiggIt! 0 comments Friday, October 24, 2008 posted by William at 7:41 AM DiggIt! 0 comments Tuesday, October 14, 2008 posted by William at 2:10 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Tuesday, October 07, 2008 posted by William at 1:38 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Aligning in guides in Adobe InDesign posted by William at 1:07 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Veerle, Photoshop and Magical Rainbow Flames posted by William at 1:06 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Alex Trochut talks Type posted by William at 1:05 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Thursday, September 25, 2008 The Grandin Theatre Foundation's Remember the 70's?! Concept Hey folks, we're at it again…seeking your vision, brains, wit, and sweat to create fun, one-of-a-kind movie posters. We believe great graphic designs should be appreciated right next to other art forms. Like last year, we're requesting poster designs from the best and brightest graphic designers in the area. These will be printed in color, large scale (in editions of one), neatly mounted, and presented in a silent auction as part of the Grandin Theatre's annual fundraising party. The theme this year is Remember the 70's?! an era packed with social and political changes, and tons of great movies too! (See the attached list for a quick survey of flicks from the 70's) Specifics The posters will be 35" x 28", and must be designed in a digital format saved to disc. Designs will be printed in full color on archival quality paper and mounted on black gatorfoam. Deadline Designs must be turned in to the Grandin Theatre on a disc by Monday, Oct. 20. (Yeah, we know this is a rush, but hey, grease up your mouse pad and go for it, we already know you work best under tight deadlines!) Printing $$ If you saw these last year, you know they were widely admired and very sharp! As the Grandin Theatre is a non-profit, and this is intended to raise funds, not expend them, we need some help underwriting this expense. Your indidvidual or your firm's contribution is tax-deductible and appropriate forms will be provided, and public acknowledgement of support at the event. Once again, Dan Brown of Photo USA has agreed to offer a significant break in the cost -- $70 for board, archival photo paper, full color printing, & mounting—a sweet deal! However, the Grandin Theatre must provide them all the poster designs on disc at the same time, so your discs and checks made to The Grandin Theatre Foundation must be in our house by Oct. 20 Last Word We are currently talking with potential sponsors to cover printing all these posters and will keep you informed immediately should good news about a savings in printing costs reach our ears! Of course any reductions will go directly to you. posted by William at 2:12 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Monday, September 22, 2008 posted by William at 1:57 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Tuesday, September 16, 2008 Taryn | Programs Chair | Ad 2 Roanoke posted by William at 5:29 PM DiggIt! 0 comments Web Design Internship - search engines - social networking - m-commerce - photo retouching and photography - web design and flash programming - rich media (video, 360-item display, virtual items) If you are interested or have questions, please contact Lindsey Kirby at lkirby@finks.com<mailto:lkirby@finks.com> or call 540.344.8697. posted by William at 5:24 PM DiggIt! 0 comments How to create Photoshop Grunge Brushes .
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