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Tag Archives: designing change
Design Challenge: Pantone to CMYK Conversion
How important is using the exact brand color for your client? Top companies have gone as far as trademarking Pantone colors.
Find Your Green Graphic Design Niche
Each green market has a unique character that requires its own design approach, and some will have more appeal for you than others. Here are a few to explore.
Team Sense Project Uses Design to Aid Visually Impaired
Team Sense imposes a thought-provoking question: Imagine if you were to lose your eyesight or only see shades of gray. How would you be able to experience color?
Designing Change: 10 Influencers
The intersection of design and social impact is powerful. What types of organizations exist and what types of programs are developing to really take the concept to the next level?
5 Ways to Rock a Grant Application
Grants are an often over-looked way to seek funding for a socially conscious design idea. Check out these 5 grant writing tips, excerpted from “The Design Activist’s Handbook: How to Change the World With Socially Conscious Design,” to help bring your idea to life.
Designer Spotlight: a verynice design studio
“Our studio was founded on the seemingly naive principle: save the world, and don’t just make money,” admits Matthew Manos, founder of a verynice design studio. The studio is inspired by social, rather than financial objectives, but manages to balance both.
EPIC Empowers Creatives to Ignite Change
EPIC empowers creative people to make social change happen. Read about how this organization has united 170 volunteers with 21 nonprofits to create powerful ripples of change, using design.
