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Behind the Design: Amazing Designs, Projects & Designers
Sidelines: A Modern Eden
Designer/illustrator Ryan Clark and his colleagues at FORGE in Dayton, OH, turned decorative items for Clark’s son’s nursery into a growing product line, A Modern Eden.
Behind the Design: Radio Stars
“This is NPR” was designed by Design Army to celebrate the 40th anniversary of National Public Radio.
Behind the Design: Empowered Exhibit
This commemorates 100 years of the National Urban League and was completed in an astonishing five months.
Behind the Design: Brand New Caribou
The design team consulted Caribou customers before deciding to move forward with the new look.
Behind the Design: It’s Greek to Me
This yogurt brand wanted to appeal to a younger market, without alienating its adult fans.
Behind the Design: Hot Peanuts
Behind the Design goes, well, behind the design of a noteworthy project, with scoop from the creative team on how they developed an interesting concept or solved a business challenge. Featured in HOW’s July 2010 Issue: Now here’s a challenge: …
Behind the Design: Quite Appropriate
The campaign surrounding the book "How to be Inappropriate" grew into a fun-loving, elaborate project.
Sidelines: OMFGCO
Three Wieden + Kennedy alumni hang out a shingle as the Original Manufacturing Company (OMFGCO), making prints and T-shirts—and sharing ownership of a bar in their hometown—in addition to client work.
Sidelines: Hero Design Studio
Beth Manos Brickey and Mark Brickey subdivide their time among several enterprises: a healthy client business creating concert and event posters and local organizations; a screen-printing shop; two online outlets for their greeting cards and fi ne-art prints; and a bricks-and-mortar store selling not only their own goods but also products
from Kidrobot and other designers.
Sidelines: 2010love
Sisters Tiffany Handshoe Bachman and Leslie Handshoe Suter created 2010love as a way to encourage others to spread the love … this year and beyond. Read how their sideline gig generated some online buzz that’s helped their design studio.





