Design Kompany hosts the next Designers’ Korner this coming up Monday, September 1.
Every first Monday of the month, we gather with other creative folks in the area—artists, graphic designers, multimedia people—to talk shop and drink Belgian pints. Anyone is welcome to join us.
Feel free to bring your own pen and try your hand […]
Archive for August, 2008
Design Kompany designs a logo and business card for architect
Written by August 25th, 2008 in Portfolio.0 CommentsEvery once in a while, we get new business cards.
Not for our own company, but with return addresses of past clients.
These cards just came through the post the other day:
We designed the logo and business card for the Seattle-based architecture and design consulting company C’ODA last year. We helped C’ODA arrive at its identity […]
In Search of Meaning (15): ‘The Missing Piece’
Written by August 22nd, 2008 in Interesting Finds.0 Comments
Seattle Asian Art Museum’s Saturday art book sale
Written by August 21st, 2008 in Design Inspirations and Interesting Finds.0 CommentsArt books are pretty, and often well designed, so it might be worth checking out an upcoming book sale at Seattle Asian Art Museum this Saturday.
The Seattle Art Museum Libraries and the Wyckoff Teacher Resource Center will sell discounted art books, exhibition catalogues and posters.
If nothing else, it’s always worth a trek over to Volunteer […]
Flashback to Gnomedex 2007
Written by August 18th, 2008 in Desk Notes and Interesting Finds.0 Comments
Be who you say you are.
That’s one of our biggest philosophies for authentic branding for your company.
Short scene from a Seattle restaurant
At ‘Vietnamese’ restaurant Monsoon in Seattle.
9pm Sunday
A soft, cool Seattle evening
Enter bustling and trendy restaurant, admittedly with some reluctance
D and A are Design Kompany’s own Dipika Kohli and Akira Morita. W is Waiter.
D: What kind of food is this. I mean, is this like Asian fusion?
W: No. It’s traditional Vietnamese […]
In Search of Meaning (14): On doing what you love
Written by August 11th, 2008 in Desk Notes and Interesting Finds.0 Comments
Plenty has already been written about Elizabeth Gilbert’s book Eat Pray Love.
I wanted to share with you the part I loved the most*—the writer’s advice on pursuing your passions.
