Although design trends don't start and end on January 1 each year, there is a definite tendency to wipe the slate clean and change your design approach as we enter a new year. Trends help us evolve as designers. As we challenge ourselves, we continue to push forward to what's next or what needs to be fully discovered.
Cooper-Hewitt's current exhibition, Design USA: Contemporary Innovation.
Anyone who knows me knows that I'm a big fan of the Cooper-Hewitt (member since 1983), but this show, which runs through April 4, is exceptional and truly offers something of interest for everyone. It is sure to please, inspire, motivate and - as an added benefit - get you out of the winter cold for a couple of hours.
Design USA celebrates the accomplishments of the winners honored during the first 10 years of the prestigious National Design Awards. The exhibition features outstanding contemporary achievements in American architecture and numerous design disciplines including landscape, interior, product, communication, corporate, interactive and fashion.
This is a question that is often asked, so we thought we'd post an answer on our blog. Both blogs and forums are great tools for online communication, but the differences between the two affect how communication is accomplished and what type of response to expect.
Online display ads like banners, cubes and skyscrapers were
always measured by the number of times they were clicked, since this was the
only metric that existed. Until now. 
The press and the advertising industry alike have been making a big to-do about Augmented Reality (also known as AR). But what is AR? Where did it come from? How is it going to affect marketing, entertainment and our daily lives? Is AR just a passing fad, or a technology that will be around for years to come?
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