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Enjoy a collection of musings, deep thoughts and good times from our crew here at Foerstel.
Recently, our client Moxie Java came to us with a really fun project. The newly opened Whole Foods Market in our lovely city wanted to carry Moxie Java organic coffee, but their existing package design was a real sleeper; it needed a complete make-over! We were delighted to have the opportunity
I can look back fondly now on Christmas morning, when my poor, sleep-deprived parents would spend hours wrestling with those little rubber sandwich ties in boxes and relentlessly searching for batteries in drawers which hadn’t been opened for years. This is exactly the kind of impatient nostalgia that Andy Brown
The beauty of unique places on our planet have been captured by the lens of the great French photographer, Yann Arthus-Bertrand. The images can take your breath away and kidnap you, lead you in those wonderful landscapes of color and earth that form a natural pattern of geometric shapes. Author
Today’s designers have to be more than surface decorators, writes Mark Rolston. They need to become systems designers. As a product designer and a part of frog for nearly 20 years, I have seen our industry change quite a bit. But what I’ve experienced is nothing compared with the changing
These Photoshopped images from Serbian photographer Marko Prelic are somewhat eerie… and at the same time, a bit whimsical too. In each, we see a normal human figure, photographed in black and white, complete with a tree for their head. This unusual vision could have a number of symbolically tree-based
Edward Burtynsky is no stranger to ambitious projects. The Canadian photographer has spent his entire career documenting the ways in which man transforms and redefines nature. Known primarily for large-scale photography, his previous series have covered topics including oil, mines, and recycling. For his latest work, Burtynsky decided to focus
At the forefront of the economy, good design is a priority. Here’s how to embrace the next wave of innovation. by Robert Safian, via Fast Company Imagine that the iPhone does not yet exist. Mark Zuckerberg is still enrolled at Harvard. Barack Obama is a hopeful state senator in Illinois.
