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AIGA Women Lead Initiative: Baltimore Community Meeting Recap

by AIGA Baltimore \ June 16, 2018

An Evening of Design Thinking and Radical Collaboration with AIGA Baltimore

by Joseph Carter-Brown \ February 9, 2018

AIGA Baltimore's most recent community meeting, hosted by our friends at SlimTech, challenged attendees to collaborate and come up with some big impactful ideas to benefit designers throughout Baltimore. Sharing our creative ideas in a community setting is the first step to taking action, but we want to take that a step further. Now, let’s work together to make it happen!

Behind Design Week 2017’s Branding; A Discussion With Fastspot

by Elsa Haarstad \ November 2, 2017

AIGA Baltimore was thrilled when Fastspot agreed to be our Branding Sponsor for Design Week 2017. Their commitment to Baltimore...

5 Tips for a Successful Portfolio Review

by Katty Huertas \ April 4, 2017

Ink & Pixels 2017: Student Design Conference is just around the corner, which means you’ll have the opportunity to have your portfolio reviewed by industry professionals.

AIGA Baltimore Slack is Here: Share Your Voice and Connect

by Elsa Haarstad and Rachel Davis \ March 20, 2017

AIGA Baltimore now has a Slack team. You can connect with your fellow chapter members here in Baltimore. Join Today!

Pending State-wide Design Policy Needs Your Help

by Kathleen Mazurek and Stephanie Yoffee \ February 15, 2017

Do your part to get the Maryland Design Excellence and Innovation Commission Legislation approved by the Maryland General Assembly.

Book Review: Illustration that Works by Greg Houston

by Greg Jericho \ August 29, 2016

Written at a quick pace not usually found in vocational guides, Illustration That Works by Baltimore illustrator Greg Houston is certainly informative and it’s also entertaining as hell

Bmore Inspired: 5 Spots to Get Inspired in Baltimore

by Mitchell Cole, Shannon Crabill, and Andrea Chen \ August 26, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking.

BMORE Inspired by The Painted Ladies of Charles Village

by Shannon Crabill \ August 9, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The Painted Ladies are no different. Blink and you might miss this collection of colorful row homes sprung from a homegrown, community-sourced effort in the central Charles Village area.

BMORE Inspired at Bromo-Seltzer Tower & Arts District

by Mitch Cole \ August 2, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The Emerson-Bromo Seltzer Tower is a historic and iconic Baltimore landmark, and when it was converted to artists studios and galleries in 2007, an arts community sprung up around it and grew solid roots.

BMORE Inspired at Station North Arts District

by Shannon Crabill \ July 26, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The centrally located Station North Arts District is an effervescent area that’s constantly evolving with the ebbs and flows of MICA’s art students, community creatives, and local business owners.

SEEKING Talented Designers and Creatives in Baltimore

by Kate Lawless, Communications Director \ July 21, 2016

YOU: a creative Baltimore area resident. US: a collective of professional designers interested in sharing your creativity across our social streams in order to highlight and amplify the creativity of Baltimore and inspire fellow community creatives.