On the October 4, 2023 we had the inaugural exhibition of the USIPB United States International Poster Biennial at the Gallery 181, College of Design, Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa United States. The traveling juried exhibition features 260 posters in five topic categories – Social, Cultural, Animated, Inclusion and U.S. Poster — selected from… Read more
It was an honor to be selected in one of the most prestigious graphic design biennale’s in the world; the International Poster Biennale in Warsaw, Poland.This year they celebrate their historical 28th edition and it is a pleasure to have my work beside iconic graphic designers such as Lex Drewinski, Uwe Loesch, Niklaus Troxler and… Read more
One of my proudest moments as a graphic designer! GRAPHIS GOLD AWARD Graphis is considered prestigious in the field of graphic design and visual communication due to its legacy, history, and long-standing presence since its establishment in 1944 by Walter Herdeg. Its high standards and selectivity in the curation of work for its publications, exhibitions,… Read more
Finally after nearly one year of waiting I am so happy to announce my new project; the inaugural United States International Poster Biennial. Since May 2022 Ryan Slone and myself have been working extremely hard to make something truly special for the country and the world. A special mention to Bernard Canniffe for your guidance…and… Read more
At the beginning of last year I launched my new project WHAT MAKES which is a series that gives tips and advice to designers, artists and communicators on different topics and areas of design. To continue this series I decided to select an aspect that I am truly passionate about; giving talks. Fortunately I have… Read more
It was an honor to be invited to be a keynote speaker at the International Fine Arts and Printing Conference 2023 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. I presented “How the Poster Changed My Life” at the event held at the Cultural & Scientific Association (NADWA) with the presence of HE Mohammad Ahmad Al Murr, president… Read more