Category Archives: Broadcast Designers

For today’s blog post, I took a look at Harry Marks, Broadcast Designer.  My background is in television production and I dabbled in making graphics for the various shows that we produced.  But one of the most challenging and what … Continue reading →

As someone who has worked in sports before, I have a bit interest in motion graphics. When used properly, motion graphics can add a new layer of depth and interactivity to an event. Watching this video about the highly sought … Continue reading →

Rick Morris is an interesting fellow.  The approach he has to design is a wonderful amalgamation of humbleness and sophistication.  Being able to see his home and understand his idea of a livable and relaxing environment is quite intimate for … Continue reading →

Troika’s documentary was a great peek into the world of network marketing.  Months of work, years of company partnerships, and a team of 25 members is what it takes to produce the 1-5 second clips that appear during commercials, show … Continue reading →

Rick Morris is the classic model of an alternative artist with a lot of viewpoints and even more creativity. I chose him because I saw a bit of myself in his words, thoughts and progression. He began as an illustrator, … Continue reading →

I watched the video on Harry Marks and his innovative motion graphics work. One of the ideas that Marks pushes throughout the whole video is collaboration. He constantly discusses working with other artists and other designers and other people in … Continue reading →

Troika Design Group are very accomplished and just a phenomenal organization, with an outstanding demo reel.  I had seen much of there work throughout my TV watching life, without even realizing it.  I was surprised to find out that this … Continue reading →

Short of having a famous motion graphic designer come to class, Lynda.com’s documentary style production on the life and success of Rick Morris is the best thing for an inspiring artist to learn from one of the greats.  I was … Continue reading →