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Art Center College of Design WINTER 2013 • 01 ARTCENTER.EDU/DOT ART CENTER STUDENT FILMMAKERS ON SET. SEE STORY ON PAGE 23. Dot magazine is published by the Department of Marketing and Communications. Art Center College of Design 1700 Lida Street, Pasadena, CA 91103 artcenter.edu Editor: Teri Bond Writers: Teri Bond, Alex Carswell, Rebecca Epstein, Jered Gold, Nancy Greystone, Mike Padilla, Mike Winder Art Director : Winnie Li Designers : Andrea Carrillo, Eliana Dominguez, Winnie Li Production Designer: Audrey Krauss Web Designer: Eliana Dominguez Web Production: Chuck Spangler Board Chairman: Robert C. Davidson, Jr. President: Lorne M. Buchman Senior Vice President, Development and External Affairs : Arwen Duffy Associate Vice President, Advancement Services : Armik Allen Associate Vice President, Development : A Maya Chalich Fredrickson WINTER 2013 r Associate Vice President, Marketing and 02 23 Dot t Center Communications : Wendy Shattuck around the world Re-designing the Movies: Director, Communications: Teri Bond Innovative products, exhibitions, Creative Director: Scott Taylor How Art Center is Uniquely Director, Production: Ellie Eisner books and other ventures created by Educating the Next Generation Director, Promotion and Public Affairs: Art Center alumni and faculty. Jered Gold of Filmmakers Art Center’s graduate and under- Front Cover: A camel is transformed into a mobile health clinic aided by a lightweight solar-powered 08 graduate film programs recruit refrigerator system designed by a Designmatters features professionals working in the film biz team working in collaboration with the Princeton to teach students that movies aren’t Engineering Department. Photo ©Designmatters. A Decade That Matters: Leading the Way in Social Innovation just shot, they’re designed. Back Cover: Es Tiempo logo designed by Mark Brinn. Safe Agua illustration by Ping Zhu. We Are Inspired by the Peace Corps, Art Youth buttons by Heather Grates and Andrew Chen. Center’s social impact design depart- 30 ment, Designmatters, celebrates 10 Photography: ©Art Center College of Design/ dot news Steven A. Heller; ©Designmatters; Alex Aristei; years of socially conscious design Campus news: TEDx homerun, Cathy Cheney; Tony Di Zinno; Ron Galella, Ltd.; and dozens of successes at home new trustees, Portland sportswear June Korea; Edmond O’Neill; Chuck Spangler; Jennie Warren; image from Mad Men by Frank and abroad. Plus, a timeline showing partnership, rethinking education, Ockenfels, AMC, courtesy of AMC (page 2); image the program’s smart solutions and packaging push, welcoming new Camel Healing from The Queen courtesy of Miramax and Pathé public awareness campaigns that are (page 26). leadership and the 40-year legacy making an impact on our society. of Laurence Dreiband. In 2005, Art Center’s social impact design department, Designmatters, part- © 2013 Art Center College of Design. nered with the Community Health Africa Trust / Mpala Community Trust on a All rights reserved. Dot, Art Center, and Art Center College of Design are trademarks of Art Center 17 35 project using camels as mobile health clinics to serve people living in remote College of Design. desert communities in northwestern Kenya. The team developed a lightweight, Think You Can’t Change the spotted Student works reproduced or referenced in this World With a Fine Art Degree? Were you there? Recent events both solar-powered refrigerator to transport life-saving medicines throughout the publication are for educational purposes only. Fine Art students and alumni find inhospitable terrain. “I’ll never forget the experience and the profound impact No part of this publication may be reproduced or on and off campus. creative ways — and places — to leave of how a well-designed product can so dramatically enhance people’s lives,” transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, their legacies. Find out how scholar- said Kenyan lead designer Patrick Kiruki PROD 05 (pictured above right). The or any information storage or retrieval system, ships can be powerful investments in prototypes have undergone several revisions and are being implemented in without written permission of the publisher. creating and building community. pilot testing, while additional funding is sought for further development that Printed on Topkote. FSC certified and Elemental would allow for scalability of the invention. A San Diego–based organization Chlorine Free (ECF). has approached Designmatters to replicate the innovative solution for Ethiopia and other regions. Kiruki continues his work empowering people in his home- land with an award-winning sanitation system. Read more about Designmatters on pages 8–15. VISIT US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER FACEBOOK.COM /ARTCENTER.EDU designmattersatartcenter.org TWITTER.COM /ART_CENTER • 02 WINTER 2013 • 03 ARTCENTER.EDU/DOT Catch a Wave, Now around Len Stobar PROD 64 Let’s face it, sometimes surfing is a real bummer. After working your tail off all week, do you really want to spend the half your Saturday paddling to catch those gnarly waves? Relax, dude, and don’t blow out your squeaker—WaveJet is here to save the day! Designed by alumnus Len Stobar, WaveJet is an Edison Award–winning personal water world propulsion system designed to “change the way you interact with water.” Available for pre-order now, the quiet battery-powered miniature jet drive plugs into a variety of personal watercraft, is operated by a wireless controller you wear on your wrist, and promises to help you paddle out four times faster to your waves. Now if only they could do something about the traffic on Pacific Coast Highway. wavejet.com A Cabinet of Curiosities Mike Yamada PROD 03 Victoria Ying ILLU 07 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe meets Alice in AROUND THE WORLD Wonderland meets A Series of Unfortunate Events in A r Curiosities, a fully illustrated 88-page hardcover storybook Dot t Center by husband and wife illustrating duo Mike Yamada and Victoria Ying. Curiosities tells the tale of a young brother and sister who inherit an eccentric old house with room upon room of accumulated wonders wherein they discover the stories and artifacts of their ancestors. Mike and Victoria, along with her brother, Jonathan, who wrote the more story, launched a Kickstarter page to fund their storytelling Bring Home the Gold! images efforts. With help from an enthusiastic group of friends, online family and supporters, their initial fundraising goal of $4,000 Illustrating British Culture was reached in less than 24 hours. They decided to stretch their campaign even further — ultimately raising just shy of Before the powerful images from the Olympic Games $50,000. Along with the original book, the funding allows fade from your memory, take advantage of the chance them to delve deeper into the story by publishing a prequel to purchase a London 2012 commemorative work of art Mad for the Challenge and creating additional items like posters, playing cards created by an Art Center student. For the past five years, Ellen Freund FILM 79 and more. If you’re interested in funding similar projects (or Illustration Department Chair Ann Field has invited a group creating your own), visit kickstarter.com/artcenter. of students to explore London Ancient / Modern, a field Ellen Freund is prop master on Mad Men, the hit AMC show eca-la.com trip and immersion in British culture that helps them that has garnered multiple honors for outstanding art understand how design, culture and history interconnect. direction. The steamy 1950s drama about life in the Madison As part of the trip, students and faculty operated Avenue advertising industry is also one of the most an open studio at the highly regarded Kemistry Gallery, watched shows on the tube. In a recent Huffington Post culminating in a series of prints that were part of the profile, Freund, whose credits also include Twilight, Night at gallery’s Gold, Silver & Bronze exhibition. The series is the Museum and Vanilla Sky, called Mad Men the biggest a playful take on the Olympics and London’s cultural challenge of her career. “It is my first time on a television heritage, featuring knitting marathons, sporting pub signs series, and the combination of a compressed time frame, and acrobatic diving into teacups, among many other limited budget and relentless schedules is very demanding,” whimsical interpretations of the Games. Upon returning said Freund. “Mad Men requires massive amounts of home, the posters were exhibited at the British Consulate research to attain the level of accuracy that creator Matthew in Los Angeles during an exclusive party for the Olympics’ Weiner seeks and the entire crew strives for every day. opening ceremonies. Limited-edition silkscreen prints of The period is fascinating and visually stimulating, making all the designs are available for purchase from Kemistry. it a real pleasure to work on.” Fans will be delighted to know kemistrygallery.co.uk that the show’s recently released Season 5 is available on PHOTO BY FRANK Blu-ray and DVD. OCKENFELS, AMC. COURTESY OF AMC amctv.com/madmen • 04 WINTER 2013 • 05 ARTCENTER.EDU/DOT Yes We Can Embrace Great Design 10 WORKS Spurs National Recognition OCTOBER 7, 1971: NEW YORK CITY Stephanie Sigg ENVL 98 Rebeca Méndez NEWM 97 — WINDBLOWN JACKIE — JACKIE ONASSIS ON Regardless of political persuasion, everybody from Blue Alumna Rebeca Méndez was recently honored as the recipi- MADISON AVENUE. PHOTO BY RON Dog Democrats to Log Cabin Republicans can agree that ent of the 2012 National Design Award in Communication GALELLA the logo Stephanie Sigg designed for the 2012 Democratic Design from the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National National Convention is a winner. Sigg—who’s worked Design Museum. Méndez was selected alongside winners with clients as varied as Doctors Without Borders, Nike, in 10 other categories based on the level of excellence, NOVEMBER 26, 1974: Mastercard, the United Nations and Late Show with David innovation and public impact of her body of work, which NEW YORK CITY — MARLON BRANDO Letterman—said she considered working on the national focuses on issues of organization, culture and identity.
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