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Save the date! Design Book Club is talking with Jules Cordova (@julesdoesart) about design and community and design outside of capitalism. Thursday, October 29 at 7:00pm on Zoom! Registration is free and open to all. Register now at http://tiny.cc/october-dbc/

The idea of getting an internship can be intimidating. We get it! That’s why we, the Internships team, want to know what questions you have about internships! Your anonymous questions will be answered in the third issue of the internship zine by students, faculty, and professionals! Please fill out the form: https://forms.gle/Dj9kZG7J16oA35Zi6

Marisol Ortega is a first-generation Mexican-American designer, illustrator, and letterer living and working in Seattle, Washington. She is best known for her vibrant flora and fauna illustrations that play with texture, linework, bold color palettes, and organic shapes. She pulls inspiration from childhood memories of visiting her abuela’s home in Michoacán, Mexico, and the hikes she’s always grateful her well-meaning husband Rob makes her take. She’s also been known to “borrow” color palettes from the afternoon art dates with her seven-year-old daughter and art director, Ellie.

Client List Includes ACLU of WA, Flow Magazine, Publix, Starbucks, Panera, FabFitFun, Sun Basket, Lush, Microsoft, Amazon, Compendium, Papyrus, American Greetings, Figo Fabrics, Structures Brewing, Billson’s Brewery, Oiselle, Unicorn Theatre, Sir Kensington’s and Real Simple Magazine.

Join us on ZOOM at NOON, Thursday, October 29th! 

Join us for the first Kemeny Lecture of the year as we welcome Graphic Designer and Master Letterpress Printer Rick Griffith of Denver, Colorado studio Matter. The talk is free on zoom! Eventbrite tickets required 🙂 Details here —> http://psu.gd/kemeny
Check out his Ted Talks or his instagram! Also, his rad shop in Denver!

Promos created by Sam Person, Olivia Ridgley, and Henry Apgar