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paid summer intern

Southern California Edison is seeking a summer intern to work in the Customer Technology Application Center (CTAC) in Irwindale. Edison CTAC is a customer training and exhibit demonstration facility assisting commercial and industrial customers with their energy needs.

An internal graphic design and multimedia team provides all the print media, training manuals, exhibit design, and interactive Flash programming for touch screen applications. Edison CTAC is seeking a competent graphic designer to fill a summer intern position that has potential for part time work during the fall semester as well.

Position requires strong working knowledge of:
InDesign
Illustrator
Photoshop
Flash

Candidates should be able to demonstrate knowledge of skills through portfolio review and on-site demonstration. This internship program is a paid position. To be discussed.

Scope of work includes: advanced page layout and typographic skills, understanding of electronic pre-press, logos design, brochures, posters, large scale graphics, Flash skills including action script, and developing navigation systems.

General knowledge of Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel
Good writing skills, grammar, and proofing abilities.

Please submit resume and electronic portfolio to:
daniel.sorrell@sce.com

deadline: April 30, 2010 @ 5:00pm
Candidates will be notified by phone and e-mail for a formal interview.

IBM Smart Planet

Check IBM's Smart planet website. Not only see beautiful icons and posters, but also motion graphic.
Joe Makower from The Energy Collective wrote an insightful story about this IBM ad campaign that explains its goals and strategy and includes interviews with Rich Lechner, IBM’s VP of Energy and Environment and John Kennedy, VP of Integrated Marketing Communications.
also check it from DataVisualization.ch website

How to build a career in Animation

The Pencil Mileage Club presents three outstanding CSUF animation alumni who will talk
about their individual paths as they have built their careers and reputations in the animation business.

Saturday, April 24th
at 6:30 PM in the lecture hall VA-113 in the Visual Arts department at CSU Fullerton and is open to the public. For more details contact dlamb@fullerton.edu.

Mixtape Club (YG7)

Too technical for the arts, too creative for the sciences, YG8 Jurors Chris Smith,
Jesse Casey, and Michelle Higa funneled their collective love of music, computer
science and semiotics into the world of animation, and Mixtape Club (YG7) was
born.

Man- Dog

don't mistreat your dog!
A lovely stop motion made by connie
Visit Connie Li Chan's Blog

Happy Birthday Art Chantry

Today is the birthday of Tacoma/Tacoma based graphic designer Art Chantry
"Mr. Chantry is probably best known for expanding on the bristling low-tech aesthetic of punk music, in posters and album covers..."
"These works reflect an omnivorous talent for the incisive recycling of vintage images, usually with a handmade look that Mr. Chantry calls roughed up."
"Among his sources are 60's psychedelic posters, wholesome 50's advertising (including pages from tool catalogs and grocery store circulars) and Monty Python's gloss on Edwardian illustration -- usually presented with a sense of clashing social values. These are underscored by techniques like torn-edge collage, taped images, messy script, punch-printed lettering, startling juxtapositions and endless variations on the possibilities of photographic graininess achieved by repeated photocopying."
Read the whole review from The New york Times
Check his book: Some People Can't Surf

quotes on design

Today's quotes on design:
"Leafing through an old magazine, I noticed a small ad about a design course by mail. The headline read, "Art for pleasure and profit!" I have never found a better definition to describe my profession. Of course, at times it is more the pleasure and less the profit, at times the contrary. But if one of the components were missing, design wouldn't exist."

— Carlo Angelini

Vintage Illustrations by Kareem Rizk

Vintage Illustrations by Kareem Rizk - http://bit.ly/dnFOiL