We’d like to spotlight the new creative networking site Designism Connects. Developed by the Art Directors Club and Idealist, Designism Connects helps like-minded designers and non-profits reach one another and begin collaborative projects geared toward social betterment.

By making profiles at the site, causes advertise their history and their work’s focus, as well as how designers can

Over the past decade, The Art Directors Club has grown substantially. Recently, the ADC committed to continue moving forward and growing as an organization when it formally announced Doug Jaeger as the 57th president of the 88-year-old organization.

Doug Jaeger, the founder of thehappycorp global, is a pioneer in the digital space. He understands the tangled webs we weave on social networks and how to captivate people, our epidemic

Earlier this year, the police shut down an art exhibit without realizing that it was all an elaborate ruse concocted with the intention of causing a stir that would most likely result in it being shut down. It was titled “The Assassination of Hillary Clinton/The Assassination of Barack Obama”.

Next Wednesday, The Art Directors Club is giving Yazmany Arboleda, the artist behind the controversial non-exhibit, a

Last night we went to the 87th Art Directors Club Awards Gala, an event we creative directed with help from Trollbäck.

The keystone of the design aesthetic was The Wall, a 58 foot swath of white that designer Jon Chonko traversed for two days with a carpenter’s pencil, painstakingly writing THE AWARDS with nothing more than subtle line gradations.

Do you have any idea the

Pierres Fawkes and PSFK will host their annual day of trends, ideas and inspiration at The Art Directors Club in NYC on Thursday, March 27th.

Talent includes Michelin-starred chef Eric Ripert, Johnny Vulkan of Anomaly, Sascha Lewis of Flavorpill, Andrew Hoppin from NASA and thehappycorp founder and CEO, Doug Jaeger.

Get tickets. Get inspired.

How far has the process of graphic design come in the last twenty years?

Did founding fathers like Uncle Milton and Papa Bass stare long and hard towards their x-acto blades and t-squares wishing there was an undo command? And on the same token, do you think that Geschke or Warnock looked up from their pillows late at night, heads swirling with