John Foster visited the xd:mfa studio on Friday to lead an iteration and prototyping workshop. Through the workshop, students learned to put the customer/user/student/citizen at the core of everythingāa philosophy […]
TheĀ first visiting designer of the year,Ā Aggie Toppins, got to knowĀ the Miami Graphic Design Juniors last weekend through a lecture/discussion about the culture of zines.Ā As a follow-up to the lecture,Ā ToppinsĀ led the […]
by Scott Moore, Industrial TechnologyĀ BS ‘77, MA ’80 One of the goals of Moore Wood Type has always been to cut wood type based on historical sources such as type […]
Steve Garst led Miami’s AIGA student group in a silkscreening workshop on Saturday, December 1st. Students learned how to apply photo emulsion in the dark room, place transparencies on an […]
To launch AIGA Baltimore’s Design Week 2012, Assistant Professsor Helen Armstrong and Zvezdana Stojmirovic led a participatory workshop. Our goal: to co-create a unique āBaltimoreā alphabet. Working assembly-line style, each […]
One of the many historic items in the Miami Curmudgeon Press type shop is a Vandercook SP-20 printing press manufactured in 1968. Vandercooks were originally used to print a clean […]
Last week Miami design professor Helen Armstrong traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee, to lead a participatory design workshop with University of Tennessee juniors. The assignment: Find 20 people who have something […]
Designer and writer Andrew Shea took a break from The Big Apple to lead our design seniors in a Design for Social Change workshop. The workshop grounded students in this […]
Last weekend, graphic design students Jinghang Huang and Kara Isabella spent 48 hours turning ideas into objects. They participated in a modular design workshop here at Miami led by visiting […]
