Sunday, June 24, 2007

Mark Sylvester attends AIGA Leadership Retreat

Mark Sylvester, owner of Interrobang Design Collaborative, Inc., attended CONNECT, the AIGA Leadership Retreat in Miami, FL. The retreat was designed to connect the various local chapter Board Members with their National counterparts, and promote a closer community of volunteers and members. Sylvester presented a lightning round of NH and VT facts during the 57/57 presentation, and designed the NH/VT chapter's table display.

Monday, April 16, 2007

Mark Sylvester lectures at The Center for Cartoon Studies

Mark Sylvester, owner of Interrobang Design Collaborative, Inc., spoke to the students of The Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction, VT on identity design. Several case studies were presented, and the overall design process from brief to final art was discussed. The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS) offers a two-year course of study that centers on the creation and dissemination of comics, graphic novels and other manifestations of the visual narrative. Experienced and internationally recognized cartoonists, writers, and designers teach classes.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Interrobang projects featured in The Practical Guide to Information Design

Quick Start posters designed for Symbol Technologies' Industrial Scanner product line, are featured as a Case Study in a new Rockport Publication by Ronnie Lipton. The book, The Practical Guide to Information Design, showcases the relationship between cognition, sign/symbols, and way finding.

Monday, February 12, 2007

Interrobang partners with Essential Design

Interrobang partnered with Essential Design, an industrial design office in Boston, to develop product and packaging concepts for TDK Electronics Corp. The partnership will focus on the development of new product forms for TDK Electronics' line of USB Flash media.

Friday, January 05, 2007

Interrobang completes TDK Electronics USB Flash Memory drive packaging

Interrobang completed the package design for TDK Electronics' new line of USB Flash Memory drives. The packaging was designed to hold a variety of drives of different sizes and shapes without the need for revisions to the core information. The packaging will appear at retail across the US.