Thoughts on the design of everything.

In today's world of fast-paced innovation, people often forget the essential role that design plays in their lives. We don't believe in target markets, and don’t draw a line between “casual” and “enthusiast.” We’re here to show the world that accessibility doesn’t come at the cost of depth — great design is universal, and communicates to everyone. We believe in a well designed world, and the only audience that really matters: people.

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July, 2010

Inception, Reviewed: Dreams Are Rarely This Satisfying Inception, the latest film from Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan, is a mind-bending foray into the world of dream espionage. The story follows a team of “extractors,” led by the enigmatic Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), as they embark on a perilous... Alex Dahl, Ian Hirschfeld and Logan Dwight, July 18, 2010 Inception, Reviewed: Dreams Are Rarely This Satisfying Everything is Amazing People today sure do have it rough. The digital age is full of social unrest and economic instability. No one is satisfied, and can we really blame them? Between that and managing friend requests on Facebook, dealing with AT&T’s spotty... Logan Dwight, July 13, 2010 Everything is Amazing
What Kind of Designer Are You? Wrong Question If you introduce yourself as a graphic designer, you really mean one of two things: you specialize in visual communication design, or you fail to understand your field. Although it is quite reasonable to focus on one area in particular, such as... Alex Dahl, July 13, 2010 What Kind of Designer Are You? Wrong Question
Evolving Our Culture One Remix at a Time Do you think you’re original? Well you’re not. I would be willing to bet you take inspiration from your surroundings every time you create something “new.” But that’s ok, so does everyone else, and they should. Originality is only the... Ian Hirschfeld, July 13, 2010 Evolving Our Culture One Remix at a Time