I stopped by Seattle Jewish Community School today to drop off the proof for their annual report. So fun to see their tzdakah caterpillar come to life with a new school year!
Author: Mindi Raker
The Plumen Project makes light bulbs sexy.
Our first high design, low energy light bulb—The Plumen. Perfect for people concerned with energy use and the aesthetics of their environment. Compact Florescent Lights (CFL) have been around for several year, but have lacked any visual appeal. According to Energy Star, CFL bulbs use 75% less energy and last up to ten times longer … Continued
New Client—Park Science!
We have started a new consultancy project with Park Science for the National Park Service. Park Science is a publication that reports the implications of recent and ongoing natural and social science and related cultural research for park planning, management, and policy. We are learning an abundance of new information about the parks and scientific … Continued
Let’s make kids love going to the dentist.
There are some simple truths in this world: the sky is blue, grass is green, and kids love sugar. Our ‘Sweet Tooth’ promotional package takes children’s enthusiasm for sweets and redirects it towards a message of better dental care. It also provides a fun activity (marhsmellow making!) for parents and children. We delivered several of … Continued
Our Weekend Wilderness Excursion
Another beautiful Washington hike. Riley and I saw Bridal Veil Falls and the mountain range view pictured above on the way up to Lake Serene.
Invitation Design for NPCA Exhibit
The wonder of photography comes from the nearly magical effect that captured moments in space and time can have on our hearts and our minds. —Nathan Myhrvold Our Invitation design for NPCA’s Exposure Exhibition is now on our print projects web page. The invitation features the exhibition’s national park photography by Nathan, Conor, and Cameron … Continued
Where Will the Next Volcano Erupt?
Great information graphic design by GOOD and MGMT. The April 14 eruption of Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull volcano disrupted air traffic over much of Europe and stranded thousands of passengers across the world. The total cost is estimated to be $5 billion in lost GDP through May 24, 2010. But now that dust has cleared, we can … Continued
Analog Computing
I stumbled on this amusing video called “the Art of Analog Computing“. What did we do before computers anyway? It amazes me how much our “typical day” has shifted over the past 15 years along with, because of, and in response to the technology we have also developed. As someone who loves technology – I … Continued
Thrilled To Be A Winner!
Laura Bee Designs is dedicated to creating original handbags and accessories without sweatshop labor or leather products I just won a new “gelato” handbag on Laura Bee Designs Facebook contest! It totally made my day! And guess what? I’m going to talk about it. Then when I go to pick up the bag, I will … Continued
Introductions
Hi, I’m Chris – Blank Space’s new intern. Since I will be writing regular blog posts during my time at Blank Space I thought I’d start by introducing myself. I’ve spent the past 10 years dabbling in design while formally working in non-profit training overseas and retail management in the U.S. A few years back … Continued