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.
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How do you define modern letterpress? For most designers, it’s the ability to combine traditional printing methods with any number…
The Sensorama, designed by filmmaker Morton Heilig in 1962, is considered one of the earliest examples of Virtual Reality. The…
As an undergrad at San Jose State University, Ziddi Msangi would have had a hard time believing that his interest…
We’re living in an increasingly customizable world; everything we use can be tailored to fit our changing needs or desires.…
It’s no secret that the publishing industry, like so many professions, is disproportionately white and male, with women and people…
For graphic designer Ted Hyunhak Yoon, research is as integral to his process as form-making. Hailing from Seoul, South Korea,…
On a recent visit to Culver City, California, art historian and activist Carol A. Wells takes me through the Center for the…
On August 21, 2017, those of us in North America will have a front row seat to a total solar…
You’d never know it in passing, but hidden at the back of a nondescript office park in Culver City, California,…
One of the biggest challenges that young illustrators face when they’re first starting out is learning to develop a visual…
