Amy’s friends were gushing one hot summer night about how much they loved their graphic design careers and Amy thought “maybe I should do that”. It made sense because many of Amy’s skills from the fashion world were easily transferable to Design. Amy rushed to submit her application into the George Brown College Graphic Design program and she started classes that fall.
Summer in Toronto is record breaking hot and humid. Toronto’s top designers recommend cooling off by the pool with these thought provoking books before the leaves begin to fall.
This is the story of how the IN Storeand Studio arefostering the growth of talented interdisciplinary designers with strong collaborative and design thinking skills and helping fund school scholarships in the process.
This yearPride Torontopartnered withBruce Mau Designto create awhole new look and feel for Pride.I had the pleasure of discussing the inspiration and design process behind Pride 2018 withMichael Mavian, Associate Creative Directorat Bruce Mau Design. To understand the choices behind the 2018 design, it’s important toknow the story behind the rainbow flag and symbolism of the Pride movement.
