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Competitive races 2006:
the view from the netroots ,2006
IInstallation for “Personal Geographies:
Contemporary Artists Make Maps” at
Hunter College Times Square Galleries, New York
Mixed media wall drawing: Acrylic,
nails, pins, paper, thread, wire 162” x 120”
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
Competitive races 2006:
the view from the netroots ,2006
IInstallation for “Personal Geographies:
Contemporary Artists Make Maps” at
Hunter College Times Square Galleries, New York
Mixed media wall drawing: Acrylic,
nails, pins, paper, thread, wire 162” x 120”
Work from the Packaging Design class in the Communication Design area of the Milwaukee institute of Art and Design.
Students were asked to mix a fragrance, name it. and establish a brand look for it. They were also asked to create a launch print ad for their fragrance.
Associate Professor
Phil Belair
blog.pentagram.com/2007/11/paula-scher-recent-paintings.php
An exhibition of new paintings by Paula Scher opens this Thursday, 8 November at the Maya Stendhal Gallery at 545 West 20th Street in New York City. Featured is work from her ongoing Maps series including the paintings India, Tsunami, Manhattan at Night, NYC Transit, Middle East and Paris. An exhibition catalogue has been published. The show remains on view through 26 January.
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
Images taken from MAtters (ed. Paulus M. Dreibholz). Work pictured was undertaken on the MA Communication Design course at Central Saint Martins over the last two years.
I was comissioned to do a wall for a fitness center. So here's the result. It's telling a story about life with and without being member of a fitness center.
Thanks to WorkAttack.
GDMA Fresh Thinking speaker event at the Graphic Design for Marketing 2009 Degree Show, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor