AIGA/LA Quickpost — Recently in debate Category

AT&T Logo

In the history of AT&T logo evolution, which do you think was most successful? Vote.... More

The B Word

For those of you like me, who enjoy wrestling over the B word, there's a typically lively discussion going on... More

Logogate

Logogate. Ouch.... More

Bierut on Eye & Brand, etc.

The ever-well-spoken Michael Bierut on design "agents" vs. "aesthetes" —brill.... More

Olympic Sponsorship

Did you know that you can't bring non-sponsor items into the Athens Oympics? A response to ambush marketing? (Links via... More

What Is Design For?

What is design for? is a discussion between Michael Beruit and Rick Poynor, posted at Design Observer.... More

Use This

An open letter to Jakob Nielsen.... More

Web Wrong Way

Jason Fried, of 37 Signals fame, asks, "Is web design going in the wrong direction?"... More

Beyond Graphic

Isn't it time to go beyond graphic design?... More

The Swastika

Microsoft recalls a symbol font, prompting an interesting discussion at Typographica on when symbols become toxic.... More

Thanks AIGA

You're Welcome (more AIGA-related ranting at Speak Up).... More

Do Ya Think?

Should designers Think? Jessica Hefland & William Drenttel's presentation from the Vancouver Power of Design Conference, worth a Quickpost (I... More

WC3 on Eolas

Good news for web developers today, with "inventor of the Web" Tim Berners-Lee sending a letter to the US Trademark... More

Fame

From the inimitable Speak Up, a counterpoint on fame and graphic design, with bonus AIGA rants in the extensive comments.... More

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