Author Archives: Kate Bingaman-Burt

Be Honest Volunteer Sign Up!

Post on Apr 12th, 2017 by Kate Bingaman-Burt
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Be Honest is Portland State University Graphic Design’s student portfolio showcase, happening on MAY 13. It’s part portfolio show, part party, part open house, part alumni reunion, part pop-up shop, part entertainment, and ALL FUN. Now accepting applications from sophomores, juniors, and seniors at Portland State University. $10 participation fee required after approval.FAQ: http://bit.ly/2ohfpzg

Info session: April 20th in AB 320 at 1:00pm
>> Applications Due April 19th [
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Show & Tell: oof!

Post on Apr 12th, 2017 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

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We are pleased to welcome Savannah Julian and August Miller of oof. for our next Show & Tell!

oof. is a Portland-based creative studio that specializes in building interactive experiences in collaboration with a wide variety of businesses, organizations, and creative groups who share their commitment to knowledge and opportunity. By listening to ideas, asking questions, and identifying problems, oof. is able to create novel, technology-driven solutions for their partners.

A successful project is one that—regardless of complexity—remains simple and intuitive for their partners and users. To that end, oof.’s work is often a combination of strategy, design, and development.

https://oof.studio

Facebook RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/801086850056811

>>> Thursday, noon, AB 320

Promo by Sage McElroy http://sagemcelroy.com/

Posted in Show and Tell Series

Book Binding + Paper Basics with Precious Bugarin

Post on Apr 3rd, 2017 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

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Learn paper basics and binding tips + tricks in this fun, hands-on workshop!

Precious will cover

Paper basics + Ink Jet Printing: How to get good results on your home printer
Craft basics: Cutting, Scoring, and Folding
Inspiration: A selection of binding inspiration to show
Demos

Students may follow along during the demos
Paper and Adhesive included

Please bring: Cutting matte, cork back metal ruler at least 12 inches, xacto or utility knife, butter knife or other scoring tool, pencil + black marker

See you there!

Please register at Eventbrite

Posted in Events, Workshop

Friday Field Trip: Juliet Zulu

Post on Apr 3rd, 2017 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

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Come join us on a tour of Juliet Zulu on April 7th.

From humble beginnings, Juliet Zulu has been the dedication, passion and talent of a group of artists and their unwavering drive to deepen a pursuit of filmmaking by collaborating with excellent clients. A team whose greatest strength is solidarity, shorthand and a seven year camaraderie in an otherwise freelance based industry.

What started as a production company grew into a creative agency that fell headfirst into becoming a global agency of record. The instincts and talents of this team found success in yearly brand strategy, seasonal creative direction and large content roll-outs across digital and traditional mediums.

But today, we return to our roots and our first calling to pursue filmmaking with complete focus. To build on each individual’s skills and experience. To make wonderful, compelling and impactful stories in film. To work with new and exciting clients and put our best foot forward, which in our case is when we all step forward together.

Eventbrite Registration Required

Posted in Events, FoGD Student Group

Show & Tell: Tina Snow Le

Post on Apr 3rd, 2017 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

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We are pleased to welcome Tina Snow Le for our next Show & Tell on Thursday, 4/6 at 12pm!

Talks are free and open to the public! 2000 SW 5th Ave, Room 320

Tina Snow Le is a Vietnamese American, first-generation college graduate who currently navigates several different creative spheres at once. She’s an Art Director and designer who makes digital experiences and products at Instrument, while at the same time developing projects that explore how design can impact society for the better. Her clients include Nike, Ideo, Photojojo, Wildfang, Dr. Pepper, Levi’s and more. Her most recent endeavors include designing wallpaper inspired by the powerful intuition of the Wild Woman, and launching a mentorship program called Back to Back that champions diversity in the Portland creative community.

http://www.sugarrushstudio.org/
http://www.instrument.com/

Promo by Tricia Leach

Posted in Events, Show and Tell Series