On Friday we got some very exciting news. Blank Space was awarded a contract to work with the National Park Service on conceptual graphic design projects over the next year. I am headed to Harpers Ferry Design Center in West Virginia for the post-award meeting on Wed, May 5th. I wonder what fun meaningful work … Continued
Rock That Font is a new blog that celebrates the union of rock’n’roll and typography. They don’t have a too many posts yet, but it looks promising.
I made this strawberry torte yesterday, it is beautiful and delicious. The cake is Alton Brown’s Chiffon Cake recipe and I got a great whipped cream tip from the fine folks at Smitten Kitchen. Add some gelatin to your whipped cream and it will stand tall for days. I think Chiffon Cake is my new … Continued
Photo courtesy Michael Nagle. From Shape Lab on Flickr. Shape Lab is an innovative, interactive space at the MoMA. At Blank Space we highly value the creation of artful installations for kids and adults alike to enjoy. Shape Lab is one of those places where I can see my version of the universe aligning. The … Continued
“It’s basically the story of how one man set out to film the un-filmable. And failed”. – Banksy Exit Through the Gift Shop is the story of how an eccentric Los Angeles based French shop keeper turned documentary maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy whilst in the US, only to have the artist turn … Continued
Just stumbled upon these fun photos and drawings by Ben Heine on his flickr page. Love it! Ben Heine took this photo in the “Palais des Beaux Arts” of Lille, France This is the legendary “Tram 28” in Lisbon, Portugal. These photos and illustrations are by Ben Heine.
If you read Molly Norris’s cartoons in Art Access or City Arts Magazine you might be impressed to see her latest cartoon posted on Andrew Sullivan’s blog (The Atlantic!) We had the pleasure of meeting and sharing pie with Molly when she did an Art Access feature on our Red White and Pie! exhibition in … Continued
We had an awesome time in NYC. The blog will be filled with our experiences for weeks to come. One lucky surprise was stumbling upon the Mapping New York’s Shoreline exhibit at the big, old, beautiful, NY Public Library. The library is worth a trip by itself, but this exhibit was the icing on the … Continued
We’re off to experience NYC in 4D… take that Google.