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Next UP! on Design Matters with Debbie Millman…

Friday, May 17th, 2013

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Today’s Design Matters broadcast on Design Observer is with the one and only Jessica Walsh of Sagmeister & Walsh!

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Now UP! On Design Matters….

Monday, April 29th, 2013

Check out the latest episodes of Design Matters as Debbie chats up Amy Webb, Jennifer Sterling and Emily Oberman!

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Now UP! on Design Matters

Friday, April 5th, 2013

Visit DesignObserver today for the latest episodes of Design Matters with Debbie Millman!

Check out interviews with Sara Blake and Cliff Sloan and also a very special, video version of Design Matters where Debbie gives you a preview of the new exhibit ON! at the Contemporary Art Center in Cincinnati.

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>>Click Here for all the Goods!

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NEW on Design Matters

Tuesday, March 12th, 2013

New Design Matters episodes with Clement Mok and Steven Heller are UP at designobserver.com!

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Next UP on Design Matters…

Wednesday, November 14th, 2012

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This Friday, Debbie interviews Mirko Ilic, design and illustration extraordinaire and SVA ally.

In 1991, Mirko Ilić was art director of the international edition of Time Magazine. He became the art director of the New York Times Op-Ed pages in 1992. With Milton Glaser, Mirko has taught advanced design classes at the Cooper Union and currently teaches master degree classes in illustration at the School of Visual Arts. Mirko has written several books with Steve Heller, including Genius Moves: 100 Icons of Graphic Design, Handwritten, and The Anatomy of Design. He has also written The Design of Dissent with Milton Glaser.

Check out the podcast this Friday at 3pm, HERE.


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Sterling Buzz…

Wednesday, July 25th, 2012
“On an overnight business trip to Cincinnati last May, I checked into my hotel with the intention of ordering room service and watching Law & Order reruns. But when I turned on the television, the on-demand movie channel featured the angry scowls of Swinton and Miller in the same trailer from 2010. I was uncertain about viewing it, especially since I didn’t have my art supplies with me. I made the decision to watch it first without illustrating; I’d wait until my Amazon shipment arrived for that. I sat down on the edge of the bed and pressed “buy.” I figured I’d order my food and change into more comfortable clothes as the movie began to play.
I never ordered any food and the film was over before I changed. Instead, I sat for two hours in the same spot on the bed, paralyzed, then shattered. The movie was all I could think about for days afterward. The story and the images were so disturbing that I began to think the only way to erase them from my imagination might be to get them down on paper.”

“I never ordered any food and the film was over before I changed. Instead, I sat for two hours in the same spot on the bed, paralyzed, then shattered. The movie was all I could think about for days afterward. The story and the images were so disturbing that I began to think the only way to erase them from my imagination might be to get them down on paper…”

Read more about the making of Debbie’s latest graphic film: Watching We Need to Talk About Kevin, here.



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Persistence

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

Check out the latest visual essay by Debbie Millman: Persistence

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For a larger view, visit: Imprint

And don’t forget the exhibition of Debbie’s Look Both Ways essays goes live at the Chicago Design Museum this June! Fore more info visit: CHIDM.COM



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Next UP on Design Matters…

Friday, February 10th, 2012

On today’s episode of Design Matters, Debbie welcomes Cheryl Heller, the force behind the powerful idea of communication design.

Cheryl believes that communication design has a vital role to play in the creation of a sustainable future, and is determined to prove it. She has been profiled through articles in the New York Times, Boston Globe, BusinessWeek, Graphis Magazine, and Communication Arts, and is the recipient of countless awards from national and international creative competitions. Her work is included in the Library of Congress permanent collection, and has been published in numerous books on design and creativity.

Tune in today, at 3pm over at Design Observer.

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