In this mercurial moment, how are designers pivoting to meet the changing world head-on? Neenah explores that question in Rethink Everything, an editorial promotion designed by Design Army, that tells the stories of six creative pioneers taking on the challenge.
A GDUSA reader poll sponsored by Verso Corporation, papermakers extraordinaire, reveals a surprisingly positive can-do attitude among graphic designers in the face of adversity.
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Designers have continued to execute client projects even during the height of the crisis, mostly by setting up home offices.
Designers expect that the pandemic pause will permanently change where and how – and perhaps why – they work.
Designers are hopeful, even confident, about the long term value and viability of the graphic design business.
Readers report a greater appreciation of family, friends, work-life balance, along with passions for creativity and for their chosen profession.
Respondents believe that, once the coronavirus crisis recedes, traditional modes and materials will have a renaissance.
Duke Greenhill of Savannah College of Art & Design on how the institution is redefining virtual learning and its students are reimagining design during the global pandemic.
Steve Crafts is the founding Partner and Chief Creative Officer at Place Creative Company.
Pum Lefebure is an award-winning creative director, savvy business leader, and trendsetter.
As Creative Director, Jon Vallance has run the San Francisco Pearlfisher studio since 2018.
Shutterstock has launched its eighth annual Oscar Pop! poster series to celebrate the best picture nominees in the 92nd Academy Awards.
Three-time David Ogilvy Award Winner Carlos Caicedo knows the power behind a compelling story.
John Glasgow guides New York ideas-led brand design agency Vault49.
Nakita M. Pope is the Chief Chick and Principal Brand Strategist at Branding Chicks.
Jamie is a veteran at Turner Duckworth for over 13 years, and collected many industry accolades.
Xi Alice Zong is an award-winning graphic designer at Apple.
Kelli Miller is executive creative director and partner at And/Or.
Joel is endlessly fascinated by what can be accomplished through collaboration.
Max Allers is creative director at Max Marketing Communications.
Gerardo Ortiz is a designer, cyclist, speaker and serial entrepreneur with a fresh perspective.
Julie Beall lives and breathes design.
Mike has over 20 years of global brand design experience leading design and innovation programs.
Dylan Mulvaney’s expertise lies in translating a brand’s core values, strategy, and voice into striking visual executions. As an Art Director at Gretel,
Connie runs cfk creative, volunteers as a speaker, Helpline Specialist, and facilitator for adult children support.
Dave Zamba has spent the last 25 years, and is Creative Director at Prosek Partners.
Clark works with a wide range of brands as creative strategist and a visionary leader.
Nicte Cuevas has worked with several national and international companies through massive rebrands.
Mika Owens joined Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv as a designer in 2013.
Sarah is a thinker, a listener, an illustrator, a communicator and a puzzle solver at Cactus.
Robert has received many awards for his designs and also has been published in several design books.
Claudia Roeschmann runs the Communication Design program at Texas State University.
Jay attributes his success to his process-minded and forward-thinking approach.
Phill Rees is a Design Director for FITCH in its NYC office.
Adam Taylor runs a design and marketing agency in Red Bank NJ.
Patience is a New England native who started and built her graphic design career in New York City.
Donna Bonavita approaches design reflecting how she was taught to listen, acknowledge and appreciate.
Lori is a visual thinker and passionate about developing a unique visual language for each of her clients.
Anna Minkkinen is a creative veteran with an impressive history in branding and design.
