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Details about DOYALD YOUNG:
For 43 years, Doyald Young has specialized in the design of logotypes,
corporate alphabets, and typefaces. He has designed logotypes and trademarks
for the industrial design firm of Henry Dreyfuss Associates, California
Institute of Technology, University of California at Los Angeles, exhibition
catalogs for UCLA’s Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles Marathon
Seal; The Music Center of Los Angeles County, Mattel Toys, Max Factor,
and Vidal Sassoon. Recently he completed the redesign of Prudential Insurance
Company of America’s company name and corporate font. With Don Bartels,
designed the GE Logo Font for General Electric Company’s corporate
identity program. As an associate of International Design Associates of
Japan, designed logotypes for over a dozen hotels, including restaurants,
bars and amenities: ANA Hotel Tokyo; Hilton International Japan; Tokyo
Hilton; Hilton Osaka; Narita Golf Club; Pacific Star Hotel; Guam, Palace
Hotel Tokyo; and the new 30-story Kintetsu Hotel at Universal City Osaka,
and designed The Hawaiian Sony Open logo for Mari Makinami, Design Resource.
His entertainment credits include: Liza Minnelli and Frank Sinatra specials;
Disney’s 30th Anniversary Celebration; Harry Connick Jr.; k.d. lang;
Bette Midler; Prince; Joan Rivers; The Grand Reopening of Carnegie Hall;
The Grammy Awards; The Annual Academy of Country Music Awards; The Golden
Globe Awards; The Tony Awards, and most recently, the Art Directors Guild
logo.
Mr. Young has served as typographical consultant to Xerox Corporation,
Southern California Edison Company, and Bechtel Corporation,
designed fonts for Esselte Letraset, Agfa Corporation, Visual Graphics
Corporation, and consulted with Emerson Stern, and the Salk Institute
on the development of a written American Sign Language alphabet for The
National Institutes of Health. For Faidon Design of Gotenberg Sweden,
collaborated on the design of Vestia Securities.
He is a member of AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Artists), and lectures
and consults with students at Art Center College of Design, where he has
taught lettering, logo design, and typographic basics for 27 years. Recently
Art Center named him “Inaugural Master of the School.”
Mr. Young is the author of Logotypes & Letterforms, Handlettered Logotypes
and Typographic Considerations, and a 388-page volume, Fonts and Logos,
that addresses basic letter and font structure, typography, and logo design.
The volume was awarded a Silver Medal by the Western Art Directors Club,
November, 2000.
WHAT:
15 years ago, our love of design brought AIGA
to Jacksonville.
To commemorate a decade and a half of the Jacksonville chapter,
we are reminiscing our history and honoring those that started it all.
Come celebrate our past, meet the present, and learn about the future.
This event will feature a special presentation
by legendary designer DOYALD YOUNG.
(Every attendee receives a FREE copy of Doyald’s book “The
Art of the Letter”)*
WHEN:
Monday February 16, 2004 at 6:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Gallery L
2nd floor of the modis building
1 Independent Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32202
PRICE:
Free to AIGA members
$10 for non members
(RSVP by February 10th to attend at these prices.
After the 10th or without an RSVP, $5 members/$15 non members)
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, refreshments and a cash wine bar.
répondez s’il vous-plaît
Russel Quadros - 472 7430 or russelq@renaissancecreative.com
Thank you to our sponsors, from the bottom
of our heart
SMART paper
C&H printing
Creative Photographic Services
Alexander's Direct Mail Services
*Book details:
THE ART OF THE LETTER: is a 92 page book about the work of Doyald Young,
published by smart paper. The book is boxed and lavishly printed: lithography,
letterpress, engraved, foil stamped and blind embossed on 100# French-fold
Benefit Snowday paper with 18-point Kromekoteplus and 10-point divider
pages.
visit : http://www.rechargesafari.com/
(If you would like to help at this or future events,
please email:
russelq@renaissancecreative.com)
WHAT:
”Graphic Design Influences - Visualizing The Metaphor”
Lecture by David Plunkert, designer, illlustrator, pricipal and owner
of Spur Design in Baltimore, MD (www.spurdesign.com).
WHERE:
FCCJ, Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts
Lakeside Conference Center
WHEN:
Tuesday, March 9th, 2004 at 7:00 PM
CONTACT:
Michael Nuetzel
Professor of Graphic Design, FCCJ
(904)646.2404
ALSO NOTE:
David will also have an exhibit, March 8-12, 2004 in the South Gallery
of the Wilson Center at FCCJ.
 WHAT:
The student portfolio review is an opportunity before entering the job
market to get some critical advice from some of the Jacksonville area's
finest designers, art directors, photogaphers and illustrators. Participants
must be prepared to present 10-15 pieces. (If you don't feel ready for
this review, you may participate as an observer)
Registration:
Register by March 26, 2004 and *save $10* off any
category of registration. After March 26, full registration fees will
apply.
Payment can be made in cash, check or money order and will be collected
at check-in. To register early, please email your name, school and registration
type to Russel Quadros (russelq@renaissancecreative.com)
WHO:
Michael Gericke from Pentagram is this years guest speaker.
Michael joined Pentagram’s New York office in 1986. As a partner
in the firm he is responsible for graphic identity and corporate communication
programs for a broad range of international organizations.
Michael has received many accolades from design associations and museums,
including Fortune magazine's Beacon Award for the creation of outstanding
strategic design programs. His identity, promotional and poster work appears
regularly in international design exhibitions and is represented in the
permanent collections of the Musée de la Poste in Paris, the Warsaw
Poster Museum at Winalow, the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg,
the Neue Sammlung Museum in Munich, Japan's Ogaki Museum and, the Library
of Congress in Washington, DC.
He has served on the Executive Committee of the New York Chapter of the
American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), is a frequent lecturer at universities
and professional organizations, and has taught identity design at the
Cooper Union for Advancement of Science and Art in New York. He is also
a member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI).
WHEN/WHERE:
Friday April 2nd (at the Modis Building
in Downtown Jacksonville) -
6-7pm Social hour
7-9pm Guest Speaker and discussion
Saturday April 3rd (at the University Center at UNF) -
8:30-9am Check-in
9am-5pm Morning review
FEES:
Full Conference Registration (inc. FRI speaker + participating SAT Review):
$35 member | $55 Non
Full Conference Registration (inc. FRI speaker + observing SAT Review):
$30 member | $45 Non
FRIday ONLY Registration:
$20 member | $30 Non
SATurday ONLY registration (participating in SAT review):
$30 member | $45 Non
SATurday ONLY registration (observing in SAT review):
$25 member | $30 Non.
ENGAGE
AIGA Jacksonville Kick-Off Party 2004-2005
WHAT:
Join the local chapter of a national community of designers for a fun
evening of exchanging ideas and insights. And while you're mingling, you
can learn more about the benefits of membership and connect to some great
new tools and technology.
WHEN:
Thursday, September 16, 2004
6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.
WHERE:
Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum
101 West 1st Street in Historic Springfield
(click
here for a map/directions)
Event parking is on the street
WHO:
Designers, or anyone interested in partnering with the design community.
WHY you should come:
We are giving away a free iPod and Adobe Creative Suite, a chance to meet
and greet with other designers, a free drink and hors d'oeuvres.
DETAILS:
Due to issues from Hurricane Frances &
Ivan, the RSVP deadline is extended till WED, SEPT 15.
Save $5 when you RSVP to Lisa Chelini at lchelini@bellsouth.net
• members FREE with RSVP ($5 at the door)
• non-members $10 with RSVP ($15 at the door)
All attendees receive one free drink ticket and can enter
to win an iPod.
Members can also snag a free subscription to Jacksonville Magazine just
for showing up. And members can register to win Adobe Creative Suite as
well.
DURING THE EVENING:
Engage Your Brain
There's no such thing as too much inspiration. Change up your thinking,
find new ways to turn on your clients to the value of design and more.
Be the first to know about upcoming events and see the latest AIGA video
presentations, too.
Engage Involvement
You're more than a cog just cranking out the work - you can help advance
the culture of design. Check out ways to give something back to the design
community through volunteer opportunities. We'll also introduce you to
the chapters new board members.
Engage New Resources
Keeping up with the latest design tools can be a full-time job. Get some
help from local printers, paper reps and ad staff experts who have the
inside track. You'll leave armed with information on printing with variable
data, the newest promotion pieces showing design trends in print and advice
on working as a free-agent.
Engage The Benefits
Great events like this are just the beginning of what AIGA's about. Tap
into the membership benefits only a group of 16,000 could offer, from
the opportunity to expand your network to taking the next step in your
professional development.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:
Adobe
Ad Staff Pros
Agency A la Carte
Alexanders Direct Mail
International Paper
Jacksonville Magazine
Paramount Printing
StoraEnso
WHAT:
An evening of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and annual reports. Come see dozens of Annual Reports from some of the top design firms around the country. Also on display will be one of the best views of the Downtown Jacksonville skyline from the University Club atop the Riverplace Tower, one of the most exclusive restaurant clubs in Jax.
There will also be a drawing for a giveaway for an Adobe Creative Suite.
Dress Code: Business Attire (Jacket Required for Men)
WHEN/WHERE:
Thursday, October 21st (University Club in the Riverplace Tower on the South Bank) - 6-9pm Reception & Annual Report Display
SPONSORS:
Alexander's Direct Mail
Domtar
International Paper
Gmund North America
Storaenso
The Wells & Drew Companies
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