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The Ampersand Has Survived, Thanks To Designers.

The most intriguing & unique letter in the alphabet is no doubt the 27th. Boasting with curvilinear features that have a quite sensible typographic history,

angela January 22, 2016

Zoolander No.2 Movie Promotion Bleeds The Lines Between Fiction and Reality

It all started during Valentino’s fall 2015 fashion show where Zoolander and Hansel, played by Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson, strutted down the runway showcasing

incitrio January 15, 2016

Branding Laws Put A Wrench In Big Tobacco Advertising

Countries outside of the U.S. are finally raising their fists to big tobacco companies. In 2012, with a ban on individual branding for cigarette companies,

incitrio January 14, 2016

McDonalds Makes Fast Food Feel Good with New Packaging

New packaging is just the first step in President and Chief Executive Officer Steve Easterbrook’s push for a more “contemporary restaurant experience” at McDonalds. In

incitrio January 8, 2016

Design Jobs of the Future

Design jobs are evolving, and reaching outside of the art world more than ever. Design recruiter at the design consultancy Artefact, Dave Miller agrees that

angela January 5, 2016

Old Navy Stings The Very People Who Designed Their Now Discontinued Toddler T-Shirts

Old Navy, an American clothing and accessories retailer, sparked outline outrage following the introduction of their new t-shirts for toddlers that discourages the very people

incitrio December 31, 2015

Adidas Offers Design Resources to Schools Pushing to Eliminate Racist Mascots

Adidas, the second largest sporting goods manufacturer in the world, has announced that they will be facilitating change to any High School mascot that is

angela December 29, 2015

Google’s News Lab Takes on The Year In Search

The Google News Lab team consists of talented data scientists and designers. Their mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible

angela December 28, 2015