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I’ll procrastinate later.

Riley — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 19:38:32 +0000

Procrastination from ism studios on Vimeo.

NPCA Vision Exhibition

admin — Thu, 20 May 2010 20:06:24 +0000

The survival of our country’s diverse flora and fauna is an issue that demands urgency. With this succinct and truly affecting visual definition of its noble purpose, the NPCA can promote itself simply and solemnly. As expansion proposals snowball into actual preserved tracts of our Northwest territory, the exhibit’s movable panels and layered images can be altered to keep activists updated on a variety of campaigns and relevant topics. Vivid photographs proclaim the splendor of our country’s national parks while charcoal sketches elegantly evoke the contemplation and rejuvenation that only nature can provide.

Fort Vancouver Family Day Poster

Mindi — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 22:33:16 +0000

This is a fun free community event. Last year Riley and I participated by leading an Art in the Park workshop with kids and adults. Lots of learning about Parks in the Northwest, bat caves to crawl through, gold to sift, and signing with Recyleman and the Dumpster divers! If you live in or near Portland/Vancouver you should go!

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is the gateway to the Pacific Northwest national parks and the only national park in the Portland/Vancouver metropolitan area. In the heart of the Vancouver National Historic Reserve, the National Park Service at Fort Vancouver invites its community to Family Day. FREE of charge.

Get Sprung Spring Signage

Mindi — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:33:41 +0000

A picture in a magazine might tell you what to buy but it can’t tell you how to dress, dig? When Marqsmen debuts a new label, you can be sure that it’s right for the season and right for Seattle. Using signage highlighting local hot spots and rhymes coined by Seattle’s own Sir Mix-A-Lot, this window display proudly trumpets the return of every Seattleite’s favorite time of year. The graphics allude to brands that Marqsmen carries and reflect the energy of the city that takes the rain in stride but once it gets sunny, everyone is ready to play.

The Way In

admin — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:47:36 +0000

The Washington Parks and Forest Coalition, a think tank of conservation and naturalist associations, convened to discuss global climate change and how it affects the Puget Sound region’s National Parks. Anchored by a keepsake-worthy program filled with stunning photography and biographies of the discussion panelists, the event focused on how best to sustain long-term access to Northwest National Parks. As the event was open to the public, publicity for the event included a bold poster designed to attract community leaders. The Washington Parks and Forest Coalition have continued the discussion at town meetings across the state.