If you're tired of traditional photo filters, there is a new app that can help take your selfies to the next level. Prisma turns images into works of art in the style of Mondrian, Lichtenstein or even modern anime. The results are pretty amazing.
It is currently only available for iOS, with an Android version slated for release at the end of the month. You can download it here.
Very proud to have a project I collaborated on with a colleague featured as a successful case study in a newly released post-secondary textbook. Public Relations Writing: Strategies and Structure by Doug Newsom and Jim Haynes teaches the essentials of writing with understanding and purpose. The textbook is being used by over 100 colleges and has been translated into several languages.
The 11th edition of this educational tome will be released in January of 2016.
The story contained within the 2 minutes and 23 seconds of this video is absolutely beautiful and poignant:
Very proud to have three of my pieces included in the newly published 2016 Graphis Poster Annual. The 256-page coffee table book can be purchased online by clicking here.
I had never seen or heard of this character before, but it is EVERYWHERE in Japan. You cannot escape it. Created by the same company that made Hello Kitty a world-famous brand, "Gudetama" is an egg that appears to take sloth to a whole 'nether level. From toys to textiles to office supplies to a café offering customers the chance to eat the poor thing as it looks on horrified, Gudetama has become one of my favourite things.
Very proud to have some of my work featured in the May/June 2015 issue of DesignEdge Magazine. Launched in 2006, DesignEdge is Canada's leading media brand for the graphic design industry engaging designers from coast-to-coast.
Tokyo Max poster design. I designed this piece based on my interpretation of the riot and opposing restraint to be found in the world's greatest megalopolis (©Deborah Clague, 2015):
To download the hi-res version of this, click here.
