Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Design Milk on Parsons

Design Milk is a modern design blog and magazine sharing contemporary art, furniture, architecture, interior design, style, technology, and home accessories. Recently Design Milk has made a post about Parsons The New School of Design. Parsons is located in New York City and is made up of five schools that bring together undergraduate and graduate programs including art, media and technology, art and design/history and theory, design strategies, fashion, and constructed environments.

Parsons has been considered a pioneer in art and design education since 1896. They have cultivated their students into becoming outstanding artists, designers, scholars, business people, and community leaders. Parsons is the only integrated school of architecture, interior design, product design, and lighting design in the United States.

To a student tools make all the difference in the world. Parsons has its own signature Design Workshop. The students are able to come into the workshop to design and construct projects for non-profit clientele. The goal of the school is equip students to use the keytools to solve problems with design everyday.



Photo by Bill Handelman

To read more about Parsons click here. If you are a student interested starting your journey in the design industry, Parsons is a great school to consider to get your education.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Sephora Goes Mobile

New York is known for being the city that never sleeps. So there is no doubt that it's a busy city. There are always meetings to go to, people to see and places to go in Manhattan. Now you can have your must have mascara, skincare product or favorite lip gloss in a New York minute. Sephora wanted to launch a same-day delivery service for online cosmetics sales in New York. 


ACCESS agency designed a series of six different head-turning MINI Cooper wraps for their fleet of six vehicles. Bold was the name of the game. These designs will stand out in the busy New York street scene, among the taxis and delivery vehicles. They were gunning for big impact and quick recognition, immediate attention, a bold and cool vibe, something that would generate on-street buzz, even with only six vehicles.