After a worldwide tour that started in 2005 at New York’s MoMA, PIXAR: 25 Years of Animation recently returned home to the Bay Area at the Oakland Museum of California. This is a newly enhanced presentation from the original MoMA exhibit that includes all of the original art plus new additions from Pixar’s latest films: Ratatouille, WALL•E, Up, and Toy Story 3. It features approximately 600 works, of which OMCA’s senior curator René de Guzman proudly admits he has “about 600” favorites.
After reviewing the inspiring exhibition, I could not agree more with the curator. I was completely blown away. Check out my article on PIXAR: 25 Years of Animation on SF Station.
- image courtesy Pixar Studio
I recently helped kick-off a new monthly online series for HOW Magazine which highlights an outstanding design firm or freelance design business creating amazing work. In my article, I profile the stellar Seattle-based graphic design studio, Turnstyle. We discuss their philosophy, work and brazen use of the S-word: the S-word, of course, referring to “style.” Geez, what’d you think we were going to say??
Read the article: HOW Design – Designer Spotlight: Turnstyle
image courtesy HOW Magazine
The February 2010 issue of HOW magazine is currently on newstands and in bookstores all across the country. The article I wrote, “Turn Downtime into Playtime” features the awesome work by design firms Flywheel Design, Brand Engine, and graphic designer France Liddell.
DOWNLOAD & READ STEPHANIE ORMA’S ARTICLE (the PDF is 8.9mb so download time is a little slow – but SO worth it!)
