Deb Pang Davis is a graphic designer based in Portland, Oregon. She is making the transition from print (editorial) to the web.
- Happy Earth Day
Nearly one year ago, my husband and I began work on the Blue Planet Run book project.
Since then awareness of water in our lives is heightened and we have made greater efforts to be more conscious consumers of water.
For example, we make every effort to take shorter showers. We use more water-friendly soaps and detergents […]Popularity: 10% [?]
- World Heritage Sites in 360 degree Panography
via Graphic Design Forum:
Tito Dupret, a Belgian photographer has been creating 360 degree panoramas of World heritage Sites for the past seven years.
It’s an amazing mission.
If traveling to see the sites in person is not an option, this is an excellent alternative and experience.
I was expecting the images to be made without people and was […]Popularity: 12% [?]
- Photographer Ron van Dongen
We’re heading out soon to see photographer Ron van Dongen and his latest exhibit, “Calvus & Arisaemas” at the Froelick Gallery.
Ron is a wonderful person and a exceptionally talented craftsman. Every time I look at his work, I am mesmerized and reminded of all things of beauty. And, I am a big fan of beauty.
This […]Popularity: 14% [?]
- Rest in Peace, Dith Pran
Photojournalist Dith Pran, passed away Tuesday, March 31, 2008.
He was made known to many of us in the film, The Killing Fields.
Check out photographs and an interview with Dith Pran at NYTimes.com.
This is a nice quote by Bill Keller, Executive Editor of the New York Times:
To all of us who have worked as foreign reporters […]Popularity: 13% [?]
- Finally, The Big Yellow FontBook
After what feels like years of yearning, I had a major shopping attack and decided to buy my very own FontBook.
I’m elated.With this reference, I hope finding that perfect typeface to fit the project will be much faster than browsing through pages on the web. And, for awhile, I’ve been keeping a myFaveType folder with […]
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- “Book(let)” 38 by Kevin Miyazaki
I’ve ordered my edition just now and eager to hold Kevin’s work in my hands.
A few days ago he announced the availability of 38:
For your consideration, a booklet and print.
This is something new for me, inspired by similar projects by online galleries and other photographers and unique to the wide reach and accessibility of blogs. […]Popularity: 17% [?]
- Have a Self-Published Photo Book? Enter Photography.Book.Now for a chance to win $25,000
Blurb is sponsoring a photography book competition called photography[book]now.
Anyone with a self-published photography book can enter (hand-made books are not eligible) for a chance to win the grand prize: $25,000 to finish or start any project of your choice.
Be sure to read the FAQs and the Rules.
As of today, judges have yet to be announced […]Popularity: 17% [?]
- Polaroid SX-70 Blend: Out of Stock
I knew it would happen though I didn’t anticipate so soon.
Unsaleable, one of the sources for Polaroid SX-70 blend instant film sent out an email blast 5 days ago alerting SX-70 Blend users that they had only 500 twin packs left in stock.
All gone…
I have 12 packs left in the fridge.
Having just bought an SX-70 […]Popularity: 16% [?]
- Teaching Photographers Design at The Compelling Image
I’m in the final week of Spring term classes at PSU and it’s been a doozy of a schedule (6 days of classes) so apologies for the lack of posts.
However, I did want to announce that I hope to start teaching online at The Compelling Image. The course: Photographer’s Guide to Book Design & Self-Publishing. […]Popularity: 17% [?]
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