Author Archives: Jenna Lucente

Now and days we see type pass by us and we think nothing of it, but when it comes to sparks of genius then people start to notice the shire beauty of type and its uses. This is Martin Garrix’s … Continue reading →

Paula Scher is a fantastic well know graphic designer and a partner at Pentagram. Know who she is, and know her work. http://www.aiga.org/medalist-paulascher/ You may recognize the poster I am showing here, it is one of her most famous designs.  What … Continue reading →

This FANTASTIC little article captures so much about our iPad project  – really truly take a look at each of the 20 Design Rules and then analyze how you can improve your work

I have to say the examples shown here are extremely beautiful.  The explanation are excellent, although quite involved.  Worth a look at any rate.

Students! a reminder that you will need to post ONCE and comment ONCE during the semester.  This is a great time to add your post or comment! I would love to hear what you have to say.

Check out this super awesome website with an assortment of video chats with designers working TODAY.  While they are all great, I am going to recommend Debbie Millman, Aaron Draplin, and Jessica Hische.

This is a long, but really interesting article regarding the readability of signs, and the use of the typeface Clearview.

ridiculous and fun, AND there is a TON of great information to be had here!

Typefaces like Mercury, Retina, and Bell Centennial were designed specifically for physical, printed products. Verdana, on the other hand, was designed specifically for the computer screen. Designer Matthew Carter created it for Microsoft in 1996 with the goal of legibility … Continue reading →

learn your anatomy – watch this great little video to help you remember and become familiar with the proper names for each part of a letter.  Plus this lady has fantastic glasses (and is famous, btw; teaches at City College and … Continue reading →