1 BOG needs a logo!

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It’s cutting it close to the deadline I know, but there is a logo competition going on for a good cause here in our little city. 1BOG.org, an organization looking to get one block of San Francisco off the electrical grid, wants a logo for their website which will be launching soon. If your design chops are up to par, you should head on over to their website and check it out. Cut off is 12:00 noon on the 15th I believe. I sent my submission in, so here’s to hoping!

*update* – So my entry wasn’t chosen, that’s a-ok. I am happy with what I submitted so I thought I’d share it with you guys. What do you think? Constructive criticisms only please. Thanks!

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This entry was written by Audrey, posted on May 13, 2008 at 8:03 pm, filed under San Francisco, design and tagged . Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.



UC Berkeley Art Museum

Over the weekend the dreamboat and I swung by the UC Berkeley Art Museum, and I must say I was slightly underwhelmed (by the art, not by the building itself, which is pretty damn awesome in its layout).

E. Chagoyas Borderlandia Exhibit

Enrique Chagoya’s Borderlandia is currently the main exhibit, and while it had some really awesome pieces, there is only so much political statement I can take in one sitting. I did really fancy his mix media pieces, and his adaptations on “The Disasters of War” artworks by Francisco Goya.

Photo of Z.L. Frontal View

There were only a couple of other pieces in the museums other galleries that I really enjoyed, one being the photograph above; Zoe Leonard’s “Frontal View” (sorry for the slight blur, I get paranoid about getting a “talking to” from a docent, so I try to be quick). I love the shine, sparkle and Alice in Wonderland meets playing dress up feel. Just lovely.

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