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Friday, April 04, 2008

AIGA Jacksonville re:CHARGE Conference April 3-5

AIGA Jacksonville reCharge Conference

Designers and other professional creatives in the fields of advertising and communications often get lost in the daily grind. The result — Creative Monsters that become cranky, restless and bored.

Presented by the Jacksonville Chapter of the AIGA, and sponsored by Font Bureau, re:CHARGE is a 2.5-day conference designed to re-energize and inspire the Creative Monster in each of us. The 2008 conference will be held April 3-5 in Downtown Jacksonville, Florida.

Professional designers and leaders in communication design will conduct exciting workshops. Workshops that will give you the opportunity to feed your Creative Monster, socialize with other designers, understand new concepts and methods in design, and participate in hands-on activities to reinvigorate their creativity. There’s also a day set aside for sightseeing and socializing, something every Creative Monster needs.

re:CHARGE is the only conference dedicated to rehabilitating Creative Monsters and educating owners on their care and feeding. After attending re:CHARGE, most designers find they have a greatly increased chance of living a creative, productive life with their monsters.

I will be speaking on Friday and moderating a panel discussion on Saturday. Hope to see you there!

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

the monster looks very cute~

4/05/2008 07:53:00 AM  

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These are the musings of Debbie Millman. Debbie has been in the design business for 25 years. She is a Partner and President of the Design division at Sterling Brands, one of the leading brand identity firms in the country. Consider this site the result of that work, and perhaps (but not necessarily) the antidote. Debbie is a board member of the National AIGA, and teaches at the School of Visual Arts and Fashion Institute of Technology. She is also an author on the design blog Speak Up, a regular contributor to Print Magazine and she hosts a weekly internet radio talk show on the Voice America Business network titled Design Matters. Her first book, "How To Think Like A Great Graphic Designer," was published by Allworth Press in 2007; her second, "Essential Principles of Graphic Design," was published by Rotovision in 2008, and a book of illustrated essays titled "Look Both Ways" will be published in the Fall. Debbie can be reached at debbie.m@sterlingbrands.com

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