Google Fiber
Mar 28, 2010
Some creative pitch work by the companies of the New York Digital District (Dumbo) to be the test-case for Google Fiber.
Designers 4 Haiti
Feb 12, 2010
I was asked by Designer4Haiti.com to design some t-shirts for Doctors Without Borders and the work they are doing to assist in the disaster relief in Haiti.
Mike Sabo
Dec 12, 2009
As young kids our “uncle” Sabo first introduced us to comedy by bringing over toys and then telling us they were for his local orphanage. By the time I was a young aspiring designer, I would spend hours working with Sabo on his various soap identities, brands and packaging and learning about the personal care business. We will greatly miss uncle Sabo and his infamous laugh.
GBoard on Huff Post
Dec 05, 2009
The GBoard Launched yesterday, garnering some good tech stocking-stuffer reviews, including CNET, Engadget, Tech crunch, PC mag, and Huffington Post.
PUSH created the branding, icons, and supporting website for the launch of the Gboard, a new keyboard designed for Gmail users. Christina Warren of Mashable raves “Looking for the perfect, unique gift for the Gmail addict this holiday season? Look no further than the Gboard…” Just in time for the holiday season. Pick one up–or three, at gboard.com.
Movember
Nov 01, 2009
Movember is the month given to November where men start clean shaven and commit to growing a Moustache to raise funds and awareness for men’s cancers – specifically prostate and testicular cancer. While growing a Mo is left to the guys, Mo Sistas (women who support their guys) form an important part of Movember by recruiting Mo Bros, helping to raise funds and attending the highly anticipated Gala Partés.
Coco Caroline
Oct 09, 2009
Coco Caroline Raykovich opted out of the Matrix and into the real world yesterday, October 7, 2009 at 7:26 PM. She weighed in at 8lbs, 13oz.
LA Fires
Sep 25, 2009
Some crazy photos from the LA Times of my cousin Keith fighting the fires here in So Cal recently. As Captain of his unit he was asked by the press a few years ago what it was like to fight these big fires. “Like staring into the mouth of a dragon”. Supposedly his crew teased him for months about his rather poetic response after which he vowed never to give any more future statements. But looking at all the photos from the last couple of weeks, you could say it illustrates the intensity pretty accurately.
When I lived at the edge of the mountains in Altadena, my dog and I explored every canyon and waterfall possible on our weekend biking and hiking trips. The rains, flooding and mudslides of 2005 massively changed the topography up there, in a good way. I’m afraid it won’t be the same for a very long time.
Photos by Francine Orr, Luis Sinco.