Just set up a new Design Kompany Flickr account to index favorite images DK’s made and shared with you on this blog.
More of these and very likely more short films by DK to come soon. –DK
Archive for March, 2008
‘Flutter:’ The most beautiful thing DK ever shot
Written by March 15th, 2008 in Desk Notes.0 CommentsToday me and 149 or so other people attended a talk called “The New Realities of Brand Loyalty.”
This was an informal lecture by an ad agency director, a guest speaker at the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce’s program “Marketing Mondays.”
Design Kompany stopped by to see what speaker Ken Etheridge of K-E-A.com would say […]
Dream Kitchen, Your Neighborhood Co-working Event, this Friday
Written by March 10th, 2008 in Desk Notes.18 Comments
You are invited to work at Design Kompany.
In Search of Meaning (11): Miyamoto Musashi and the Great Empty
Written by March 9th, 2008 in Desk Notes.1 Comment
Design Kompany is working on a new project: coming up with a new brand identity for a very cool company that does very intricate and not-quite-publicly-known things. Patents are involved. I can’t go into details. But I want to. The feeling of wanting to spill is definitely pressing.
Design Kompany’s Secret Art Project Unveiled
Written by March 8th, 2008 in Portfolio and Design Inspirations.1 Comment
Design Kompany’s Dipika Kohli just tagged the wall of Vermillion Gallery, and got away with it.
What’s this form (”KEEP UP WITH US”) thing above?
To help you stay informed about our coming-up shindigs and other interesting events that we are interested in, we started a newsletter that goes out to you, automatically, without you having to come back here to check. And you can sign up to receive it here, now! […]
Great Designers’ Korner session Monday night at Stumbling Monk.
For the first time, we actually talked about design! At least four other creative studios’ people joined us for pints–at this point, we’ve become less of colleagues and more of friends. Topics of discussion: where to go for embossing, grids, javascript vs. actionscript (and whether anyone […]
