If you’ve never visited the Northwest African Museum (NAAM) in Seattle, now might be the time to go—especially if you appreciate all things ‘fro. Afro, that is. The museum is hosting AFROS: A Celebration of Natural Hair, a touring exhibit by Brooklyn-based artist and social documentarian, Michael July. “Snapped during the height of New York’s … Continue reading
If there is one Instagram feed you should be following, it’s the US Department of the Interior. We know—what?? But trust us, it’s not a bunch of photos of park signs and public amenities. According to the department’s website (http://www.doi.gov/index.cfm), the mission of this division is to, “protect America’s natural resources and heritage, honors our cultures … Continue reading
© MARTINA DALTON, Designer, Allovus Design UX Designers are in big demand these days. Luckily for Allovus, we have Steve Godfrey on our team. What makes Steve so special? He is the ultimate problem solver. “The ability to problem-solve is really at the core of good UI and UX design,” Steve says. “I like the … Continue reading
In his new book Things Come Apart, Toronto-based artist and photographer Todd McLellan has created a series of beautiful maker-moment photographs from the deconstruction and disassembly of both old and new technology. McLellan, and crew, carefully reduce each chosen object to a beautifully designed arrangement of individual parts. In the tome, published by Thames & Hudson, he meticulously … Continue reading
A strong wrap-up of some important trends in web design for both designer and dev. Just ignore all the promos surrounding this round-up article posted by Jake Rocheleau on the Web Design Ledger to find some great pieces of information and things to keep in mind. Keep an eye out for the trending in Big Photography, Cleaner … Continue reading