live from bklyn

live from bklyn had the honor of designing materials for nathan and krystal young, missionaries to scotland. you can view more more samples in the lfb portfolio.

live from bklyn is pleased to announce the completion of the brooklyn chamber of commerce’s 2008 annual report. visit the live from bklyn portfolio page to view more samples of the project.

i like to call these “the greenest business cards in the universe.” perhaps they’re not, but they’re pretty close. they’re printed on the backs of cereal boxes, so it’s greener than recycled paper, it’s re-purposed paper. and terms of...

incase you’re still checking here for content, that i’m now blogging at daileycrafton.tumblr.com. new on the blog, an interview with designer jesse kirsch.

because of the higher level of connectivity, i will now be doing all my posting on tumblr. the new url is daileycrafton.tumblr.com. i will leave this blog active as an archive.

i like to call these “the greenest business cards in the universe.” perhaps they’re not, but they’re pretty close. they’re printed on the backs of cereal boxes, so it’s greener than recycled paper, it’s re-purposed paper. and terms of...

So at the risk appearing narcissistic, i’m going to “interview” myself. i’ve got the questions out with a few designers, but haven’t heard back yet. so, for want of content, here’s my interview with me. 1. what does your workspace look like? click the ...

live from bklyn has gone dark! we've printed all of the buildings in black, and because the process is much simpler when printing in one color, we can offer them to you at $10 each. And $40 for a set of all 6...

randy hunt is a designer/entrepreneur who works from greenpoint, brooklyn. he is the founder of citizen scholar design studio and co-founder of supermarket, a marketplace for fresh design. randy was kind enough to give the fantastic interview below. dc: what does your workspace look like...

for the sake of differentiation, and to make the lfb blog more useful, we will now be dedicated to interviews conducted with fellow graphic designers. we’ve tried several subjects over the years with this blog, the chief subject being the work of other designers. ...

the live from bklyn blog was included in this book, “blogs: mad about design.” i’m definitely honored by the inclusion. if any you have actually been following this blog for a couple of years, you’ll notice that the images included in the book are from way back in the day. that’s...

“Logos and branding are so important. In a big part of the world, people cannot read French or English–but are great in remembering signs.” –karl lagerfeld