Margaret is a freelance graphic designer and writer based in Los Angeles. She received her MFA in Graphic Design from the California Institute of the Arts. She has contributed to Wired, Bitch Magazine, the Smudge, and the Dieline.
It’s no longer possible to shrug off the climate crisis as a problem we can deal with at some vague…
Before 2008 AIGA Medalist Gail Anderson was Art Director for Rolling Stone or a designer for the Boston Globe or…
“It isn’t hard to lose sight of the bigger picture for the things we help build: How could it be…
A previous version of this story included advice from a seventh educator, which has since been deleted. We understand our…
The fear that automation is replacing actual design skills has been widely debunked. AI is still coming, of course—it’s just…
We’ve seen it before: tech company launches print publication to build “brand awareness” and position itself as a leader in…
We don’t always realize it, but graphic design saturates every part of our lives. It informs the decisions we make…
This year at AIGA’s Design Conference, industrial designer Ti Chang shared how she’s built her career around designing for social…
It’s safe to say that we’ve reached critical mass on the whole built-for-Instagram pop-up trend. The world may not need another…
Here’s my message for those of you who think the robot revolution isn’t going to change the design industry: think…
There’s always been a certain mythology associated with California—that moving there somehow inherently holds the promise for limitless potential. Within…
Scrolling through Instagram the other day, I came across a poster for a band I’d never heard of: L.A. Witch,…
