David Adjaye, Matthew Carter, Jessica Hische, Sir John Hegarty and musician Spoek Mathambo are amongst an impressive line-up of speakers for this year's Design Indaba conference in Cape Town
It always seems magical when a piece of graphic design transcends the flat plane and enters the third dimension. The resulting object lends an additional legitimacy to the original piece, rejuvenating it and altering our perception of it. Take for example Jessica Hische’s gorgeous hand-lettered packaging for Beck’s Song Reader. Released on December 11, 2012, [...]
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Yesterday, we ran a post devoted to trashing the online wedding announcement of Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer, two well-respected graphic designers with shitloads of friends and fans who all defended them and the announcement for its advanced doohickeys and blinkity-blinks. Show More Summary
Do you have a favorite word you'd love to see as an accent in your home? Check out Jessica Hische's post and see how she created a type-friendly rug. Via Apartment Therapy
This rug started out as a doodle by typography rock star Jessica Hische. Small wonder that the letter lover paid homage to TYPE on her studio floor. This is such a brilliant project that blows open a ton of possibilities for a kid's room, or any space in need of some custom flavor. How did she do it? More
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TYPO Talks are really going out of their way this year with providing video for the people who weren’t able to attend TYPO Berlin “Sustain”. By the time the closing speaker Jessica Hische took the stage videos of no less than five presentations had already been released, and this Monday another two were added to [...]
“Why Type Designers and Web Designers are Incredibly Similar and Should Really Get a Room Already.” (Webstock ’12)
What are those Pennsylvanians doing, holding up strange license plates like that? Inviting typographic artist Jessica Hische to visit, actually! Today the Society of Design in PA (my home state) invited me to speak. In doing so, they created the most touching awesome thing I’ve ever seen and I spent the last hour and a [...]
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Never underestimate the power of license plates (as Cosmo Kramer once reminded us). They did the trick for the Society of Design (SOD). When the Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based nonprofit wanted an effective and memorable...Show More Summary
This lovely “Veiny Type” is by designer Jessica Hische. She specializes in hand lettering. via Street Anatomy
Really dig the full page background of the designers actual workspace. Very cool. Jessica Hische.
Jessica Hische outlines the differences between inspiration and imitation Jessica Hische gives an amazing breakdown of ways in which you can be a better artist while finding your own style. A lot of people have been really taking what she’s saying out of context, but I for one applaude her for what she’s written. Those [...]
It’s been said that good artists copy, but great artists steal. This is true in some ways, but the line is always fuzzy as to which a person is actually doing. A lot of us wear our inspirations on our sleeves. We praise our heroes and try to outdo them, while others fall into a [...]
In this podcast interview with Debbie Millman, Jessica Hische discusses her attachment to the internet, the differences between being a letterer and a type designer and working for Louise Fili.
Another great writeup from Jessica Hische, this one roughly detailing freelancers’ guidelines for pricing. Although geared mainly toward those in the static arts, there are some seeds of motion content in the comments. Posted on Motionographer Posted on Motionographer
Earlier this year, Co.Design published a provocative, sometimes comical, and overall insightful infographic by Jessica Hische, [url=http://www.fastcodesign.com/1663033/infographic-designers-should-you-work-for-free]“Designers, Should...Show More Summary
Jessica Hische - The Dark Art of Pricing: Jessica Hische on how she prices herself to clients, and why not to quote an hourly rate.
I tend to talk quite a bit about the art of the business of design and Jessica Hische nails it on her post The Dark Art of Pricing. A worthwhile read.
Learn how to make a website (that doesn’t suck) with Don’t Fear the Internet, a series of informal and noob-friendly Web Design 101 videos by Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer. Hat Tip Link Related posts:Concept Ships Blog Google Chrome Browser Web Trend Map 4