Just finished up our 4th year of Maggie’s place annual giving campaign – this years was a bit smaller than the previous years but still carried the Growth – Love, Service and Gratitude theme.To learn more about the great things Maggie’s Place does visit www.maggiesplace.org and don’t hesitate to Get Involved.
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By MADELEINE MORLEY The Adventures of Tintin made Hergé’s name as a cartoonist, but a new retrospective at the Grand Palais in Paris reveals the artist’s lesser-known graphic design work. Georges Remi–AKA Hergé–opened his design studio l’Atelier Hergé-Publicité in 1930, applying aspects of his instantly recognizable Clear Line technique to posters, magazines, book covers, and
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By JAMES CARTWRIGHT From photographers to animators, directors to interaction designers, 2016’s list of ADC Young Guns is a deliciously mixed bag of some of the most talented and enviably youthful creative types from around the globe. While other 30 under 30 models are often a predictable mix of big industry names getting a warm
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By Claire Lawton of the New Times Saxon Richardson, Clayton McDougall and Ben Kitnick, chat excitedly around a table at Cartel Coffee in Tempe. The ASU film students are in their freshman year, and between worrying about mid-terms and what they’ll do for spring break, they’re planning the big release of their web series, K.C.
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It’s been a busy couple of weeks – with Volleyball state finals – Saxon’s Prom(s) – Short Film events and award and The Suns pulled off a great win last night against the LA Snakers. The Moutain Pointe mens varsity volleyball team went 27-10 5A Div. 1 and made it the the final 8 in
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