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AIGA wrote to the Secretary of the Interior in response to the government’s solicitation, articulating that developing an identity and a brand is an activity that benefits from expert advice and...
The number of creatives who have only entered one or two contests indicates that Crowdspring is supported by just one third of a fraction – of the numbers of creatives claimed. Now 27,000...
Ric Grefe, executive director of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, left a strongly worded comment on the AIGA site, which reads in part: AIGA, the nation’s largest and oldest...
This article has addressed two very contrasting impacts of crowdsourcing on the design industry - threat and opportunities, with excellent examples.
Gap's initial idea for a crowdsourcing project was to, in adherence with Howe's idea of the process, announce an open call for new logo designs. Understandably, this idea was again met...
Crowdsourcing doesn’t work… When a one-on-one partnership is crucial; If quantity is the driving factor; When the problem is open-ended or nebulous. Crowdsourcing Is Useful… When you’re...
After purchasing Berlin-based 12designer and launching its first non-English site in Germany, 99designs, a startup which lets businesses crowdsource ther designs, has announced the launch of a...
Ric Grefé, CEO of AIGA, the professional association for design in New York, says that "graphic design over time has become more of a consulting relationship," where the execution of...
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