AIGA Philadelphia

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8:24 AIGA Philly: From Flash to HTML5 with Josh Goldblum AIGAPhilly 25 views 3 weeks ago An excerpt from Josh Goldblum's (Blue Cadet) Flash to HTML5 presentation. Presented by AIGA Philly. Video by Bob Sweeney
2:54 AIGA Philly: Heart Work: Hard Work Mig Reyes AIGAPhilly 25 views 1 month ago An excerpt from Mig Reyes' Heart Work: Hard Work presentation at UArts on April 13, 2012. Full video can be viewed at http://vimeo.com/40842004 For more information please...
2:13 AIGA Philly: Heart Work: Hard Work - Mig Reyes (Intro) AIGAPhilly 21 views 1 month ago
10:05 AIGA Philly: Mig Reyes - QnA AIGAPhilly 30 views 1 month ago
7:02 AIGA Philly: Mig Reyes - Interview AIGAPhilly 62 views 1 month ago
7:14 AIGA Philly Interview with "Designy Illustrator" Mikey Burton AIGAPhilly 141 views 2 months ago In this interview, Ohio-born Mikey Burton speaks with AIGA's Craig Schlanser about finding creative inspiration in the Rust Belt, how he manages tight deadlines, and what h...
1:54 Design Business - Intellectual Property AIGAPhilly 53 views 1 year ago In this excerpt from Frank Taney's lecture, Design Business: Starting a Business, Mr. Taney discuss intellectual property issues and their relationship to employees and ind...
2:26 Design Business - Working with Independent Contractors AIGAPhilly 26 views 1 year ago In this excerpt from Frank Taney's lecture, Design Business: Starting a Business, Mr. Taney discuss issues regarding working with independent contractors.
13:26 Is There Anything Dumber than Dumb Quotes? AIGAPhilly 307 views 1 year ago For Ellen Lupton, the answer is an emphatic "No!". Speaking with AIGA Philly, Lupton, Director of the Maryland Institute College of Art's Graphic Design MFA program, discus...
10:23 Pencil 2 Pixel - an interview with Liz Danzico and Jason Santa Maria AIGAPhilly 643 views 1 year ago Liz Danzico and Jason Santa Maria discuss issues related to designers making the transition from print to digital. Produced by Peter Camburn and Ryan Bednar, AIGA Philad...

About AIGA Philadelphia

In 1981, a group of Philadelphia designers formed AIGA Philadelphia, the first local chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts. Presently the chapter is comprised of over 700 members. AIGA Philadelphias purpose is both integral and complementary to the national organization: to provide the highest standards within the profession and the business community and to stimulate interest and understanding of graphic design and visual communication through lectures, exhibitions, periodicals and other activities.