Visual Rebellion in Design
As Clement Greenburg so astutely put it, "All profoundly original art looks ugly at first." Like Picasso's The Young Ladies of Avignon, great works of...
As Clement Greenburg so astutely put it, "All profoundly original art looks ugly at first." Like Picasso's The Young Ladies of Avignon, great works of...
HuffingtonPost.com | Joe Satran | Posted 05.11.2012
When the marketing executives at Warner Brothers Pictures asked Ignition Print to pitch ideas for movie posters to promote Tim Burton's remake of "Dar...
Huffington Post | Lucas Kavner | Posted 05.17.2012
On bus stops, in magazines, and on TV: they're color schemes and shapes and ideas that we're exposed to every day. We take them for granted, these ima...
Posted 04.30.2012
Never mind video games getting in the way of homework or learning time. At one Florida school, video games are homework. A new magnet program at M...
Posted 03.20.2012
This is part of a new series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspirations be...
The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 02.21.2012
"Nothing wrong with a good logo," someone probably once said. It'd be hard to prove that hypothetical person wrong, especially when five-year-olds app...
Joseph Sutton | Posted 04.11.2012
Publishers are going back to the drawing board to see where they can innovate with printed books to keep readers interested.
The Huffington Post | Ileana Llorens | Posted 01.31.2012
Faith Ladd is drawn to the BP logo mostly because it's bright, colorful and resembles a flower. So when the spirited 5-year-old and her father were...
Posted 01.25.2012
In 2007, a group of Chicago designers who loved making things with their hands came together -- and started a family. The Post Family is an art co...
Posted 01.23.2012
Here at HuffPost Arts, we love three things the most: images, words and fun! That is why we are giddy over this video of words as images by Ji Lee...
Posted 01.03.2012
By now you should be familiar with Swedish graphic designer Viktor Hertz and his hilarious series of "Honest Logos." Hertz takes familiar brands an...
John Lee | Posted 02.19.2012
Logos were digital before there was digital--quick hits, with immediate impact and lots of message delivered in a tight, clean package. A powerful v...
Posted 11.29.2011
With these 'honest logos' Swedish graphic designer Viktor Hertz shows he feels your consumerist pain. In an attempt to clear the smoke and mirrors out...
Posted 11.26.2011
Known Gallery in Los Angeles has been on a roll these past couple years. With its artist base and clientele, it has become an epicenter of graffiti cr...
Posted 11.21.2011
Up until the 1800s, neither restaurants nor menus were encountered everyday, but rather were saved for special occasions. Part advertisement and part ...
Posted 11.19.2011
With smart phones, tablets and every other essential gadget, it would seem that we're on track to outpace The Jetsons and other futuristic visions fro...
Posted 10.11.2011
Helvetica changes everything. Or, at least that's the theory behind Brazilian design factory NOONO's fantastically picturesque Tumblr 'Try Helvetica.'...
John M. Eger | Posted 10.09.2011
The graffiti problem isn't unique to LA. Most cities see this as a growing epidemic. But "artistic expression" is real, and in what is fast becoming a "creative and innovation economy" could be a good thing for cities across America.
Posted 09.27.2011
The campaign for human rights in Iran has gone visual with a new show in Los Angeles which explores the lives of marginalized Iranians. The show is pr...
Posted 09.25.2011
In former President Bill Clinton's first-ever State of the Union address, he announced that if America's debt were stacked in thousand dollar bills, i...
Posted 09.10.2011
Santa Monica graphic designer David Yoon is a man with vision. The kind of vision that takes the bustling, clunky streets of LA and turns them into in...
Hannah Stephenson | Posted 08.20.2011
image courtesy of Glenn Fischer Lorem Ipsum To see design more clearly, sprinkle tormented gibberish across the page, flouring a counter top so...
Karen Atkinson | Posted 07.27.2011
Many artists hold down a number of jobs in their life. The key is to find a job that allows you to keep making your work and that is satisfying or at least challenging.
The Information Sage | Posted 07.13.2011
One day in the spring of 2009, Edward Tufte, the statistician and graphic design theorist, took the train from his home in Cheshire, Connecticut, to W...
Bettina Korek | Posted 07.11.2011
Getting Upper charges twenty-six designers with re-imagining a letter from the alphabet, using the illegibility and deconstructive nature of graffiti as their starting point.
Posted 05.23.2012