Register  ▪  Login  ▪  Current Issue  ▪  Contact Us  ▪  Advertise
search
Skip Navigation Links
Resources
Inspiration
Competitions
Directory
Education
DesignCasts
Print Blogs
Shop
About Us
Subscribe
Job List
Home  >  Jude Stewart

Jude Stewart

master class
Facebook  Flickr StumbleUpon Twitter
Share  Share this page with your friends.
Image of the Day

Image of the Day February 9, 2012 
"Lines and lines" by Peter Crawley. A hand stitched ampersand; 6804 pierced holes, 3402 stitched lines, and black cotton thread. See more here.

Most Recent Articles
Why Designers Still Can't Think
Power by Design
Gchatting with Jennifer Daniel
An Anatomy of Uncriticism
Print's February 2012 Issue
Most Popular
The 25 Best Color Apps for the iPhone
by Jude Stewart
There are quite literally hundreds of apps focused on color, but we've narrowed them down to the best 25.... More
A Wunderkammer of Color, May edition
by Jude Stewart
This month, we've got a packed cabinet of color finds, thanks to Josh Rutner, saxophonist for The Respect Sextet and one of the most avid color fans alive. Here's a roundup of some of our favorite color finds.... More
Introducing Pantone Plus
by Jude Stewart
If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to upgrade that faded, shredded Pantone chipbook, here it is: Pantone has released its new Pantone Plus System, the company’s most comprehensive upgrade to the Pantone Matching System in a decade.... More
Flaming Pink: The Hot New Color
by Jude Stewart
Every once in a while, an unbelievably specific color gains momentum in current graphic design trends. Even more rarely, that color reveals itself to be incredibly versatile. Case in point: the new hot color, a flaming orange-pink.... More
Katrin Schacke
by Jude Stewart
Katrin Schacke's work arises via unusual means: She designs by stacking. Her 2008 thesis project at the Hochschule fuer Gestaltung in Offenbach, Germany, was called "Stanley: The Open Question Magazine." The project visually represents the seven biggest questions in science, using things like white lamps, umbrellas, rubber boots, and an enigmatic sphere reminiscent of Albrecht Duerer's Melancolia I.... More
That Gorgeous Plum (and Yellow and Mint)
by Jude Stewart
I get positively giddy when I see a color re-emerge from deep hibernation. As I flipped through Neuland, a new book of German design, I rediscovered all the fine shades of purple, golden yellow and minty-green.... More
50 Best Color Sites for Designers
by Jude Stewart
Fire up your bookmarks – all these color sites are keepers.... More
A Guide To Finding Your Inner Color Personality
by Jude Stewart
An analysis of the many places where color, psychology, and superstition intersect--from Colorstrology, Hunch, and the very serious Dr. Luscher.... More
Pantone, Merchants of Color
by Jude Stewart
Pantone may not be a household name on par with Crayola or Kraft, but that’s exactly the point: Its branded products invite you into design’s inside-baseball syntax, a badge of the buyer’s basic design knowledge.... More
The End of the Rainbow?
by Jude Stewart
Where does our hunger for a given color-combo come from? Can you X-ray our collective unconscious for the colors we crave at a given cultural moment—and hazard a theory as to why?... More
Rebranding Reax: Aol.
by Jude Stewart
A roundup of reactions to Wolff Olins's redesign of Aol. Because everyone seems to have a firmly held position on the matter.... More
The Unsinkable Polaroid Film
by Jude Stewart
What is it about Polaroid that inspires such devotion? The answer lies in five contradictory, maddeningly engaging charms: the frame, time, expertise, secrecy, and soul.... More
12

Carry Hope

13 designers create a custom tote bag for their favorite charity. Featuring the work of: Atelier Télescopique, Büro Destruct, Christoph Niemann, Deanne Cheuk, Ed Fella, Geoff McFetridge, Hort, James Joyce, Laurent Fetis, Rick Valicenti, Si Scott, Spin, and Sawdust. Order one today!
 
 
Check Out Past Issues

Subscribe to Print and get all 6 issues for just $40

In This Issue:
The Power Issue, in which we examine the true influence of design and the designer. On the cover: We asked Mirko Ilić to reinterpret one of the classic graphics created by Philippe Vermès during the 1968 French protests. To see the original, click here. To purchase print or digital copies of current or past issues of Print, click here.
 
 
 
 
June 2011 April 2011February 2011
Skip Navigation Links
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Site Map
Job List
Copyright © 2012 by F+W Media.