Alot to like in the April Print and I'm not just saying that because the magazine ran a short piece of mine in the F.O.B. section.
There's an inspiring overview of young designers - - mostly from Brooklyn - - who are doing twitchy, personalized commercial work. (The image above is from Michael Perry). Also, a nifty article by L.A. writer/designer Alissa Walker describing how a revamped "American Crafts" trying to compete with D.I.Y.-flavored "Make" magazine. Hand-made - don't call it a comeback! Alissa blogs smartly at her gelatobaby.comabout the post-millenial free-lance everyman/woman, answering a New York Observer report on the decline of magazine writers and the miserable fate of freelance writers.
She argues: not that awful.
I'd have to agree.
Here's links to the artists in Print's round-up.
http://www.laurenzbrunner.com
http://www.ianallenworks.com
http://www.elenawen.com
http://www.hollygressley.com
http://www.midwestisbest.com
http://www.pushmepullyoudesign.com
http://www.welcometomywebpage.com
http://www.tedmcgrath.com
http://www.birthesteinbeck.de
http://www.loveworn.com
http://www.number27.org
http://www.iammintcondition.com
From Venice Beach: http://www.anabagayan.com
http://www.michaelfreimuth.com
Stephan Walter's http://www.radionacional.ch
http://www.topographics.com
http://www.lakerelax.com
http://www.jeffreydocherty.com
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