Hannah F. Hudson Portfolio

DCWEEK 2012

Branding, design

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Hello all,
Well, it’s been a while since I posted, but hey, life sometimes comes before art. But I am going to get better. I promise. To make up for the lack of posts I’ll give a brief summary of my day today. I spent a full day at the Artisphere for Digital capital week hearing panels, keynotes and lots of other kinds of talks.

9am: Rising Stars Lightning Talk

This jaunty upbeat presentation featured many short keynote talks from a different kind of *star*. I heard about angel investing, ad targeting for blogs, an activity finder website for kids and more.

Takeaways

  • Activity Rocket
    An activity finder website for kids and more in the Montgomery county area (and expanding)
  • Pipeline Fellowship
    The pipeline fellowship trains women philanthropists to become angel investors through education, mentoring, and practice
  • Feastie
    A website that allows you to search awesome food blogs for the tastiest, most well-tested recipes

10am: Designing for Context

“We can no longer design online services for one device, location, etc.”

Takeaways

  • Rad Campaign
    Helping organizations that want to change the world
  • Crowdrise
    Online fundraising made easy

“Design is how something works”

“Design is technology + humans = how it affects our lives”

11am: Art in the digital age

An interesting discussion about art in today’s remix culture and how that affects IP laws, scarcity, appropriation, high art vs. low art, and the definition and purpose of art.

Takeaways

  • Thingiverse
    Digital designs for real, physical objects. A Universe of Things!
  • Sketchfab
    Upload and share interactive 3D content
  • Slideroom
    Streamline the Process of Applicant Review Online. Evaluate your applicant’s submitted materials in one convenient place, including creative work samples.
  • Artsy
    Our mission is to make all the world’s art freely accessible to anyone with an Internet connection.
  • Richard Prince
  • The Impossible project
    Polaroid film is back!

The rest of the day I went to many more interesting talks, including all about API’s, the 2012 election and social analytics and more. However, if you want to know details you’ll have to take me out for coffee, or go yourself next year.

And now I leave you with my doodles from today.

inspiration: branding

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Similarity of Logos II

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The second post of logo similarities. This one, I actually got from a friend I met at Wordcamp. While we were enjoying lunch together during the 1 day conference and discussing all things design and wordpress, he observed this. Behold:

WordPress logo

Walters Art Museum logo

Now the question is, which came first?

Similarity of logos

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I just was introduced to the Peabody Essex Museum and the first thing that struck me was the similarity of these two logos. Interesting.

Self-Promotional Piece

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So, I’ve been frantically trying to work on my promotional piece for portfolio. It isn’t due for another month, but there are so many things going on, I’m trying to scratch one thing off my list. Basically, what I’m doing is creating a customized deck of cards with my artwork on one side and 52 fun things to do on the other. Here are a few to give you a visual sneak peak. I just finished the artwork for the final card tonight, so hopefully I’ll order them this weekend!

Front of Cards

Expression:

Photography:

Illustration:

Graphic Design: