This deal is one day only, but if you haven’t signed up for Groupon in your area, you are so missing out. I just got 6 canvas wrapped custom prints and 3 photobooks!!
Yeah, you have to put your email in, but you won’t be disappointed!!!
718 Made in Brooklyn is the creation of designer Jeff Mayer, whose collections of furniture, lighting sculptures and home décor draw inspiration from the wallpaper of the urban environment. Imbued with a sense of velocity, the pieces pay homage to metropolitan transportation, New York’s colorful nightlife and Mayer’s past life as a professional BMX rider. Each design is released as a limited edition and made in Brooklyn, NY
Jeff’s history begins with his passion for bike riding (1980-current). Jeff competed and toured with top-ranked pros. During his competitive prime, Jeff began morphing bike frames, skateboards and surfboards into original art. Lamp construction quickly became his most prolific field thanks to his background in lighting.
Get a piece of New York City.
“One of New York City’s greatest features is undoubtedly the subway system. 718 Made in Brooklyn, which we had the pleasure of peeping last weekend at BKLYN Designs, pays homage to the underground with its latest limited edition line of furniture. Dubbed the “Subway Series” this collection of lighting sculptures, furniture and home décor that is either recycled from or inspired by out-of-commission subway parts proves the metro isn’t just fast and environmentally efficient—it can also look great in your home!” - inhabitat
In 2001, Jeff founded ListenNYC, an art gallery in the East Village. At this space, his aim was to showcase the work of local artists and provide events for such creative types to network and connect. The exhibitor’s collections included paintings, clothing design and furniture. Today, ListenNYC continues to thrive as a website community.
In 2007, Jeff was featured in The New York Times. He was acknowledged for his lighting installation at Alain Ducasse’s restaurant at the Essex House. He collaborated with Ducasse, and produced lighting to relate to the chef’s menu offerings. Jeff made square and rectangular lamps out of acrylic held together with industrial bolts. The New York Times described the pieces as “plug-in sunsets.”
Environmentally Friendly - Reusable Paintbrush Tip
Please help me out by voting for a product I submitted on Quirky.com
Logo Design Contest - Quirky offers a unique opportunity for designers to work on real projects and even earn money for their work. Check it out. While you are there, help me out and vote on the product I submitted. Thanks!!!!
Quirky.com is the perfect place for college students to get experience and to make a little money doing graphic design. Get noticed, get out there and earn influence designing logos, creating products, submitting product names and subtitles.
Oor maybe a copywriter. The idea guy or gal with passion for the pitch. A 100% dive in, sink or swim kind of mentality who is always itching for a challenge? Maybe you’re just in that place, where you are getting you’re feet wet. the portfolio building process, entry-level job hunting process and you need something real.. A real idea you can buy into and design. Or maybe you are just a fucking genius who likes a random challenge?
A really good opportunity to get some real life experience designing logos
So I officially Broke my other site, www.jlwdesign.com. It’s been a long time coming and now I have to face facts. So for now I will be using createsk8 for all of my free illustrator stuff and I will move them here. Sorry for the inconvenience everybody.
Orgcharts, Business Layouts, Scrapbook Family Trees and Process Flow for Illustrator
I’m so excited to announce that Adobe recently posted an article about the work I did for Illustrator CS4. Check it out. There’s free orgcharts, symbols and brush sets now available that will blow your mind.
Contributed by Brenda Sutherland, Illustrator Team Rowing Captain
Last Friday Terry talked about some of the exciting new libraries and How To’s that we shipped with Illustrator CS4. I wanted to take time today to focus on some additional new CS4 Sample Art Files that show how Illustrator can be used to create visually intriguing, creative flow charts. Yes, you heard me right, I did say “Visually Intriguing” and “Flow Charts” in the same sentence! Jennifer Willis is one of those rare designers who doesn’t cringe when taking on information graphics. Instead she has found a way of infusing her creative style into flow charts, while obviously having a great time doing it. Jennifer uses a variety of symbols and arrowheads that she creates. This adds a personal touch that reflects not only the designer but the client as well.
Try. Tweak. Rearrange. Delete. Freak. Start again.
Life’s not easy when your mind always wanders. Sugar, caffeine, salt and contemplation beseech you. Internally hypocritical, ruled by aesthetic caprice, you dissect the actual and seduce the imaginary. Your inner turmoil plaguing you as every small (often unnoticed) success is fashioned together by a sequence of countless failures - then instantly antsy upon completion.
Try. Tweak. Rearrange. Delete. Freak. Start again.
Life’s not easy when your mind always wanders. Sugar, caffeine, salt and contemplation beseech you. Internally hypocritical, ruled by aesthetic caprice, you dissect the actual and seduce the imaginary. Your inner turmoil plaguing you as every small (often unnoticed) success is fashioned together by a sequence of countless failures - then instantly antsy upon completion.
