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Baltimore Creative Community Events: October 2019

by AIGA Baltimore \ October 2, 2019

This year, we’re reaching out to the community to broaden Baltimore Design Week into Baltimore Design Month. There are a plethora of amazing events in our area for creatives and creative professionals, so we’re shining a light on these events by groups like the Society for History and Graphics (SHAG), AMA, PCB, Monument Women’s Creative Alliance (MWCA), AIA, and more.

Meet The Speakers: Illiah Manger & Rachel Davis

by Krystal Carpintieri \ September 24, 2019

We are so excited to have Illiah and Rachel join us for Baltimore Design Week. Together, they bring us insights into creative communities with their In Perfect Harmony–Choosing Creative Communities event on October 24. Let’s get to know Illiah and Rachel a little more!

Meet The Speaker: Taylor Cashdan

by Frances Miller \ September 15, 2019

Taylor is a North Carolina-based multidisciplinary creative and community builder who’s passionate about people, design, and all the intersections in between. Read on and get to know Taylor – from how he got started in design to what he's digging right now. Then, join us in person during Baltimore Design Week!

Q&A with Crayligraphy Founder, Colin Tierney

by AIGA Baltimore \ May 8, 2019

By half day, Colin is an independent artist working on visual branding for businesses all around the globe. By the other half, he runs a platform with a group of lettering lovelies, dedicated to all things letterforms. How did he come about building Crayligraphy? Let's find out.

Can You Teach Yourself How To Be A Graphic Designer?

by Vaibhav Sharma \ April 18, 2019

Can you teach yourself to be a graphic designer? Absolutely.

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.

5 Questions with Orange Element

by AIGA Baltimore and Orange Element \ May 23, 2016

AIGA Baltimore is excited to announce that Orange Element has agreed to be the official Design Week branding sponsor for this year’s fifth annual Baltimore Design Week. Learn more about this Baltimore design agency and their commitment to focus on the Baltimore community and be proactive in helping make our city a better place.

Navigating Success and Failure as a Design Entrepreneur: Advice from Alyson Beaton

by Mitchell Cole \ February 16, 2016

Alyson Beaton is a successful designer and entrepreneur. For more than a decade, she’s designed and launched several of her own product lines, including Lille Huset, Grow Books Press, and Marketote. For Design Week 2015, Alyson joined us to talk about her experiences as an entrepreneur and designer, and the processes of defining both success and failure.

Mental Models, Design Patterns, and the Norman Door: A Night of UX Design

by Shannon Crabill \ February 3, 2016

Exactly what is user experience (UX) design? In a hands-on workshop lead by Phil Bolles, a DC-based designer and educator, that very question was asked and discussed.

Posters, Narratives, and Linework: Recounting our Night with Daniel Danger and the National Poster Retrospecticus Exhibit

by Shannon Crabill \ January 28, 2016

Daniel Danger, a New England-based illustrator and printmaker, talked about his work, inspiration and creative process in the opening talk for The National Poster Retrospecticus (NPR) at Stevenson University in fall 2015. Read our recap about Daniel Danger, his process, and the countless hours that go into his work.

Unveiling a New Identity

by Rob Schilke \ January 5, 2016

Unique personalities are no secret to Charm City. Here’s how AIGA Baltimore decided on our recent rebrand.

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