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CMD Handbook 2016–2017
Somehow it took me 3 years in the studio to get a POV on how this would be a valuable tool for the student community and encouraging interactions across classes. Consider it my farewell gift and to keeping the studio culture going strong.
Thanks to all for sending me your info during the summer. Joey and Harlie will be in charge of the files moving forward. Send them your updates.
Streets of NYC: Summer ’16 Edition
A summer sublet on North 7th in Williamsburg was more hectic than preferred, however the good news was that the hood gets plenty of exciting wild postings, hand painted murals, etc. (see the next few posts)
A couple of black painted / David Adjaye-inspired buildings ... and the walking tour begins.
Streets of NYC: Painted
Handpainted signs / billboards throughout Williamsburg brought me back to my childhood dream job.
Loving Colossal Media, stencils, Christopher Wool-ish sign, etc.
http://colossalmedia.com
Streets of NYC: Election Edition
Trump v. Hillary ... Hobo ... and a real, live Trump supporter in NYC?! (he IS rocking the look all the way to the boat shoes)
Streets of NYC: Wild postings x Music
Other than the Bud (sweet copywriting and type) ... lots of great walls of recent albums, shows, etc.
Streets of NYC: THINX
Memorable ‘station domination’ campaign (#1) in the summer of ‘16 at Union Square.
Streets of NYC: NAJA
Another memorable ‘station domination’ campaign in the summer of ‘16 at the Bedford L.
Great copy writing and art direction / photo.
(and a similar vibe with new ‘Orange’ subway poster)
http://www.naja.co
Streets of NYC: Tribute
Bill Cunningham 1929–2016
I stand by what I texted to a close friend the morning this came out celebrating his life: “i would totally live in a shoebox* and love what i do till my 80s” … to which she said “I think you just uncovered the secret to happiness right there”.
A sighting / shot of mine of Bill on his bike a block from The Times in the summer of 2014.
*the documentary is a MUST!
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/26/style/bill-cunningham-legendary-times-fashion-photographer-dies-at-87.html?_r=0
Penelope Umbrico / Rays of Sunlight
I recently came across the exhibit, “Four Rays of Sunlight in Grand Central”. While the imagery is already so familiar, I found the installation brought to life and reinvented my relationship with them.
Interestingly enough the photographs date from the early- to mid-1900s and it is explained that these angled beams of sunlight can not be seen in the same way today because of the neighboring tall buildings.
http://www.mta.info/press-release/mta-headquarters/photography-exhibit-grand-central-offers-contemporary-look-beams-1
Kathy Ryan / Office Romance
Kathy Ryan is the director of photography at The New York Times Magazine. During the time I worked with, and have known of her work, it has been her eye as an editor that has placed her as one of the top figures in the world of photography today. However in recent years, with social media and instagram, she is sharing more of her own incredible photography.
Aptly titled “Office Romance”, her recent body of work tends to focus on the light and shadows within The New York Times building. (The tower, and now iconic rods, was designed by Renzo Piano.)
The following are images from her Instagram and a series on furniture in a recent issue of Apartmento.
https://www.instagram.com/kathyryan1/?hl=en
NYTImes Mag: NY Issue: 1 of 3
Light rays continue as a theme with the iconic NYTimes Magazine that came out in the days following 9/11. Originally a concept by artists Julian LaVerdiere and Paul Myoda, it became a larger symbol as it was brought to life from ground zero for the anniversary’s to follow.
A year later, The NY TImes Magazine’s Masterplan issue was their a proposal (along with an incredible line up of A-list architects) for rebuilding downtown.
The design was lead by Claude Martel. A true inspiration as an editorial designer and mentor, Claude passed away at the too young age of 34.
Editor: Adam Moss Design Director: Janet Froelich Art Director: Claude Martel Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan
NYTImes Mag: NY Issue: 2 of 3(a)
Inventive and transcendent use of orienting the entire magazine on its side to emphasize verticality in the 800’ issue.
Love the photo essays by Jack Davison, Thomas Struth and Matthew Pillsbury.
Design Director: Gail Bichler Art Director: Matt Willey Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan
NYTImes Mag: NY Issue: 2 of 3(b)
Inventive and transcendent use of orienting the entire magazine on its side to emphasize verticality in the 800’ issue.
Love the photo essays by Jack Davison, Thomas Struth and Matthew Pillsbury
Design Director: Gail Bichler Art Director: Matt Willey Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan
NY TImes Mag: NY Issue: 3 of 3
Honored to be a part of the history of the New York special issues. Some covers and pages of mine from the 2004 / 2005 / 2006 issues.
Also, a NY related t-shirt cover to transition into next post.
Design Director: Janet Froelich / Rem Duplessis Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan
SU Comm Design x B/W T’s
Three years later, I realized we have a great collection of black and white T’s from Symposium guests as well as CMD student designs.
(Student designs up to JOCK, then guests)
Barbara Kruger
An American conceptual artist, Kruger is most known for her work with black and white photos overlaid with red bars and declaritive statements in knocked out white Futura. Her phrases tend to address issues of power, feminism, identity and sexuality.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_Kruger
Parody & Pop Culture
Aping existing logos in pop culture was a big part of skate and streetwear growing up in the 90s. I can’t imagine Supreme would have thought their Barbara Kruger parody with the red bar and Futura italic would hold up decades later as their own brand.
Some variations on Supreme / Kruger.
Classic Fuct / Ford design
It continues today with the Yeezus nod to Metallica.