Tina Roth Eisenberg (a.k.a. swissmiss) shares her 8 personal mantras for success. Part of Shopify‘s Build-A-Business Competition, Each week they release a new video from a ‘mentor’: Tim Ferriss, Daymond John, Eric Ries and Tina Roth Eisenberg.
Great video series by an awesome eCommerce software company.
In the early 1970’s, Morrison was a young and ambitious graphic designer working at a production studio in London. Here he ran into title design legend Maurice Binder. Binder asked him to assist him with the production of one of the James Bond title sequences. This led Morrison to pursue movie title design. Morrison got his first “lucky break,” as he calls it, in 1979, when director Franc Roddam asked him to design the main title for Quadrophenia.
Morrison’s body of work includes over one hundred title sequences for film and TV. Notable directors he has worked with (often more than once) include, Tim Burton, Terry Gilliam, Jean-Jacques Annaud, David Lean, Stephen Frears, Kenneth Branagh, Ridley Scott, and Nicolas Roeg.
Watch this interview and many more on “Watch the Titles”
watchthetitles.com
via Submarine Channel
Designing the interior of a spacecraft may be more difficult than you think. When dealing with long tearm confinement, everything from the shape of a chair to the color of the wall could have an effect on a crew members mental stability. This is truly a mix of design, engineering and straight forward problem solving.
via Vice
The epic life of a world-class artist, jammed into six minutes. Narrated by Tom Waits.
Profile on dutch designer Wim Crouwel.
In 1977 Walter Landor, founder of Landor Associates, was interviewed by a journalist from KPIX (CBS) for the television show Evening Magazine. Sitting on the deck of the Klamath ferryboat (former headquarters of Landor Associates), with the San Francisco Bay in the background, Walter talks about the art of branding, working with clients, and even a little about himself. This historic video captures the magic of the man and provides a glimpse inside one of the most unusual office settings around.
Design duo Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel work together under the name Studio Job. For more than a decade they’ ve amazed international audiences with the most outrageous of designs.
via: Submarine Channel