WSDIA- Brooklyn
- United States
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WSDIA is currently watching The Wire
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Our name WeShouldDoItAll (WSDIA) is a goal. We believe that designers and creative professionals should never feel constrained to a singular expertise.
To survive our own creative game, it is imperative to think that there is no single, absolute solution to a given problem. By immersing ourselves into different, and ever-changing - avenues of creative production and mediums, we are forced to consider the otherwise unconsidered. That method, we believe, is exciting and motivating as we move forward.
ABOUT WSDIA.
WSDIA is a Brooklyn, New York-based graphic, interactive, and architecture, multi-disciplinary design studio. WSDIA designs, develops and mediates interactive, print, motion and architecture projects for a diverse group of clients in a wide array of professions, such as the Arts, Architecture, Advertising, Fashion, and Media. WSDIA was recently named to The Art Director’s Club (ADC) - Young Guns 5 for 2006
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art, fashion, architecture, design
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November 20, 2008
Blog Item
August 8th, 2007
Design Remixed
Wednesday 15 August 2007 6:30–8:00PM
Apple Store, Soho
103 Prince Street
New York, NY 10012
Come hear the very talented, Stella Bugbee speak about her work and career. More details here.
Comments (4)
Ok. Stella's work is good but far from extraordinary. How she gets that much attention is a mystery to me.
maybe the mystery will be solved after you hear her speak?!? maybe.
I, myself, find the daily routine of taking care of twin babies, running a major Conde Nast magazine like Domino, and coming up with content and designing the magazine, Topic, along with other side projects pretty extraordinary.
i agree. that is great, no doubt.
i think you misunderstand me though, i'm judging her as a designer, not as a mother + designer, or multi-task super woman. (where she seems to succeed)
i understand. i guess we see differently, but that goes with the profession that we are in.