by James Yang | May 17, 2016 | blog
Last week I caught the documentary “FInding Vivian Maier” which is a fascinating story about a nanny who turns out to be an amazing photographer. Since she was shy, she used a Rolleiflex which you held waist high while looking through the top viewfinder....
by James Yang | May 10, 2016 | blog
Regardless where you fall on the political spectrum it’s been amazing to watch the Republican party deal with the reality of Donald Trump becoming nominee for The President of the United States. The subject is rich with possibilities and it would be wrong NOT to...
by James Yang | May 3, 2016 | blog
Bill Bowen from Octane design was creating a training brochure for The Henry Ford and needed an illustration about employees taking company values and translating them into a tangible experience. The idea of many birds carrying a passenger worked out perfectly since...
by James Yang | Apr 26, 2016 | blog
AD Carolyn Chin Watson called with a fun article for Dbusiness Magazine about automated cars: What happens when an automated car is responsible for an accident? Is it the owner’s fault or the company who created the car? Carolyn wanted a humorous solution and I...
by James Yang | Apr 19, 2016 | blog
AD Mark Mavilia for the American Association of Medical Colleges called with a challenging project: They had a series of textbooks which needed updating and wanted to create an illustrated series for the first textbook. The first textbook covered skills which are...
by James Yang | Apr 12, 2016 | blog
Kerry Prugh, AD for Notre Dame Magazine called with a project which I’m sure is near and dear to almost everyone’s heart: What does it take to be satisfied at work? Researchers were surprised to find money was not the highest priority, accomplishing...
